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esulfur burns easily .Iron is attracted by magnets .the mineral made by sulfur and iron ,but it does not burn and it is not attr

acted by magnets .is it a mixture ?why ? and why not ?

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It is because they a get of mixture in Iron that has Esulfur burns

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