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A student states that ALL Substances that are uniform throughout are pure substances. Why is this false?
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A student states that ALL Substances that are uniform throughout are pure substances. Why is this false?

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The statement is false because a solution, which consists of two or more substances, is also uniform throughout. An example is sugar in water.

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