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weqwewe [10]
3 years ago
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Chemistry
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timofeeve [1]3 years ago
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Answer:

1) petroleum, mixture, not found on periodic table

2) hydrogen and helium, mixture, contains "and"

3) iron sulphide, compound, ends with "ide"

4) carbon dioxide, compound, ends with "ide"

5) salt water, mixture, not found on periodic table

6) milk and sugar, mixture, contains "and"

7) silver nitrate, compound, ends with "ate"

8) sodium carbonate, compound, ends with "ate"

9) carbon electrode, mixture, not found on periodic table

10) astatine, element, found on periodic table

11) argon, element, found on periodic table

12) oxidane, compound, contains "ane"

13) iron and sulphur, mixture, contains "and"

14) methane, compound, contains "ane"

Explanation:

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