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matter that cannot be separated into any other substance and that always has exactly the same composition
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matter that cannot be separated into any other substance and that always has exactly the same composition

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Explanation - an element is a pure substance that can’t be separated. For example, the elements on a periodic table are all pure substances and can’t be separated.
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