(TRUE or FALSE?COMPOUNDS have the Same PROPE erries as the ELEMENTS that make them up. [TRUE]: Compounds will cottain ALL the properties from the most DOMNANT ELEMENT in the compound [FALSE) The properties of the compound are different from those of the individual elements [TRUE]: Compounds will obtain properties The properties of the compound

This question aims to test the understanding of the basic chemical principles regarding compounds. Compounds are comprised of two or more different elements. The crucial understanding is that following the formation of a compound, it can exhibit a completely different set of properties. The compound’s properties are independent of those of its component elements, which lose their original physical and chemical properties when they join to form a compound. Therefore, the properties of a compound differ significantly from the properties of its constituent elements. Therefore, "COMPOUNDS have the same PROPERTIES as the ELEMENTS" is false. Similarly, the assertion that Compounds inherit properties from the dominant or every element, and their properties have dependence on the number of atoms and subsequent configuration is also false. The properties of the compounds are different from the individual elements that make them up, and they arise out of inter-element bonds and chemical interactions, not just their count and layout within the compound.