USING ENLISH TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE ELEMENT

COMPARE AND CONTRAST

1. Understanding of compare and contrast

Compare and contrast are compositions that explain the ways in which two (or, very rarely, more) objects are the same or different

In this paper, we will discuss how to compare and describe the similarities between objects. When we compare Uberman and Catman, we may describe their tragic backstories, their double secret lives, and their fondness for fighting evil. Basically, the comparison tells what they have in common

The opposite of comparing is contrast. When you contrast two things, you explain the way in which they are different. Contrast Catman and Uberman, we might note the way Catman uses his opponent's power against him, while Uberman depends on violence

So it can be concluded Compare is a level that focuses on equations or levels of "positive" while the contrast is a level that emphasize the difference

2.  Compare and contrast Magnesium and Barium

A. Magnesium

Magnesium is a chemical element in the periodic table that has the symbol Mg and atomic number 12. Magnesium belongs to the class IIA, which is an alkaline earth metal element. Magnesium has a shiny gray color and is included in a solid element. Magnesium also has an oxidation rate of 2

Magnesium is the eighth largest element that makes up 2% of the earth's crust, and is the third most dissolved element in seawater. The alkaline earth metal is mainly used as an alloy to make the aluminum-magnesium alloy often called "magnalium" or "magnelium"

Magnesium
Chemical Symbol	Mg
Atomic number	12
Group	IIA
Period Period	3
elements category	Alkaline earth Metal
Color	Gray color sparkles
Oxidation rate	2
Elements	solid

  B. Barium

Barium is a chemical element in the periodic table that has the symbol Ba and the atomic number 56. Barium belongs to the class IIA, which is an alkaline earth metal element. Barium has a silver gray color and is included in a solid element. Barium also has an oxidation rate of 2

Examples of crystals produced by Barium include Barium sulfate (BaSO4) and Barium hydroxide (B (OH) 2) base examples. Some barium compounds are easily soluble in water and are found in lakes or rivers

Magnesium
Chemical Symbol	Ba
Atomic number	56
Group	IIA
Period	6
elements category	Alkaline earth Metal
Color	Solid gray silver
Oxidation rate	2
Elements	Solid

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