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Soloha48 [4]
2 years ago
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Susan was frantic: the small diamond had disappeared from her wedding ring! It had been there this morning, before she made brea

kfast, so now she was ransacking the kitchen. She searched the dirty, soapy dishwater in the sink. She rummaged through the fridge, overturning a carton of milk, a bottle of sweetened orange juice, a container of potato salad and a jug of pumpkin soup. Then it was the pantry's turn. She examined the bottle of vinegar, the sugar bowl and all of the baking supplies, releasing a cloud of flour into the air. She even emptied the salt shaker onto the bench and pawed through the salt in search of the diamond. As she slumped to the concrete floor in despair, surrounded by a complete mess, she finally saw it – glittering in the dog's water bowl. Identify five mixtures mentioned in the stor
Chemistry
1 answer:
Bezzdna [24]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

No. 1 Susan was <u>Frantic</u>

No.2 panicked

No.3 determined

No.4 Despair

No.5 Releif

I really hope this helps, Good luck! :D

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