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3 years ago

Distinguish a substance from a mixture. give two examples of each

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amm18123 years ago

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substance is matter of particular or definite chemical constitution ex: iron, methane
mixture are two or more substances that have been combined to retain their individual chemical characteristics ex: salt water, cola

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