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Is Salt Water, Beach Sand, Air, Bronze, and Vinegar A A.Compound B.Mixtures C.Solutions D.Elements
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Is Salt Water, Beach Sand, Air, Bronze, and Vinegar A

A.Compound
B.Mixtures
C.Solutions
D.Elements

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It’s B. You’re welcome.
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B mixtures

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