Which sample of matter can be seperated into different substances by physical means

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A mixture of matter. A mixture consists of two or more elements physically combined. Take salt water. It is a mixture. So just evaporate the salt water to dryness, it would be separated into salt and water. Hence, mixture can be separatedinto different substances by physical means. You can also use magnet.

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