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how are pure carbon, oxygen, hydrogen different from thecompoundethanol which contains all three of those elements
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how are pure carbon, oxygen, hydrogen different from thecompoundethanol which contains all three of those elements

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Carbon, oxygen, & hydrogen may all be elements found in ethanol, but when separated, they have completely different chemical compounds. They are pure elements where as ethanol is a mixture.

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