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olga nikolaevna [1]
3 years ago
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URGENT !!!! write a letter to the "city council" PLEASE HELP ILL GIVE THE BRAINIEST AND A BUNCH OF POINT !!What happens to pure

substances and mixtures we create and use in our homes and businesses? As a Material Engineer you have been hired by your city council to investigate how to safely handle waste in your community. For example, household toxic waste (batteries, paint, cleaners), sewage, pesticides. Research household carbon monoxide, lead, bleach, and paint to determine if they are a pure substance or a mixture. Choose 1 pure substance example and 1 mixture example to compare and contrast in a presentation to the City Council along with a plan for how each can be safely disposed of into the environment.
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aleksley [76]3 years ago
4 0
Bleach and anytype of cleaner like window cleaner or disinfectant is very dangerous because if you mix those two together it might cause a very deadly fume and can cause lung failure and death within about 5 hours
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