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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).

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There are many different kinds of substances. Substances are formed whenever chemicals come together to create a new material, so there are thousands of substances being formed and being used every day. A few of the most common substances are water, sugar, and table salt.

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Examples of substances (if you think that substance and compound are synonyms): table alt, alcohol, potassium chloride, beryllium oxide, calcium carbide, sodium carbonate, nitric acid, benzene etc.

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ammonia, milk, baking soda are just a few :)

A basic substance has a pH greater than 7.

An acidic substance has a pH less than 7.

A substance with a pH of 7 is neutral.

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Examples: sodium chloride, silver nitrate, ammonium phosphate, benzene, lithium fluoride, etc.

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