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Does change the amount of one substance affect the mixture’s identity
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Does change the amount of one substance affect the mixture’s identity
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I remember doing a project in something like this but it doesn't change it depends on what you put in it for example if it is powder then it might turn the water a little white and if it was salt you will see particals but after a hour or so it will dissolve but most of the time it doesn't change
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no, it does not. At least, I believe, but i'm sure it doesn't.
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