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State three reasons why air is •Chassifield as a mixtureOne is through sublimation

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ivolga24 [154]4 years ago

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Air is considered as a mixture because it is composed of various separate components. The air has no characteristic properties of its own. ur welcome :)

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State three reasons why air is •Chassifield as a mixtureOne is through sublimation​

State three reasons why air is •Chassifield as a mixtureOne is through sublimation