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What are examples for substance?
A substance can any material, solution, or mixture, such as water, salt, glue, or gunpowder.A pure substance is one that contains the same element or compound throughout. Salt is a pure substance, but when added to water, it becomes a mixture. Gunpowder is basically a mixture of three pure substances (compounds).
Is egg pie an element compound solution or a heterogeneous mixture?
It is a heterogeneous mixture.
Which is the best to measure the mass of an apple pie 1 mg 1 g 1 kg?
1 g is the best unit to measure the mass of an apple pie. 1 mg is too small and 1 kg is too big to accurately measure the mass of an apple pie.
What does substance mean in matter and molecules?
it means to eat pie
Which part is a liquid found inside animal cells?
The cytoplasm
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