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What happens when two or more substances mix together? A. The properties of the mixture will always have the same properties as the original substances. B. The mixture will always be in a different state
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What happens when two or more substances mix together? A. The properties of the mixture will always have the same properties as the original substances. B. The mixture will always be in a different state of matter than the original substances. C. The properties of the mixture may be different from those of the original substances. D. The mixture will always be the same color as the original substances.

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C. The properties of the mixture may be different from those of the original substances

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