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If both compounds have carbon (C) and hydrogen (H), why they are not the same substance? Substances are determined by their temperature their purpose the ratios of different atoms in them the number of
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If both compounds have carbon (C) and hydrogen (H), why they are not the same substance?

Substances are determined by
their temperature
their purpose
the ratios of different atoms in them
the number of hydrogen atoms in them
.

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Ratio of different atoms in them

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