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Alaina Hall

10 June, 19:17

How is a pure substance different from a mixture? A. pure substances cannot be seperated by physical means.

B. a pure substance is heterogeneous.

C. a mixture is made of ine substance.

D. mixtures cannot be seperated by physical means.

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