Which two statements describe a mixture?
A. It is a pure substance.
B. Its parts can be separ...
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Which two statements describe a mixture?
A. It is a pure substance.
B. Its parts can be separated using physical means.
I C. It includes atoms of different elements.
D. It can result from chemical bonding.
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