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Which is an example of a pure substance? A. air B. salad C. hydrogen D. sugar water
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Which is an example of a pure substance? A. air B. salad C. hydrogen D. sugar water
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Hydrogen. Because air is not pure because of pollution, salad is a solid substance so therefore cannot be pure and sugar water isn't pure because the sugar affects the waters state of purity. So, that leaves hydrogen
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c hydrogen is the answer i believe
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