Determine whether the statement is a pure substance or mixture. List all of the different phases...
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Determine whether the statement is a pure substance or mixture. List all of the different phases present: a bromine liquid and its vapor
Pure substance vs. Mixture
Pure substances are composed of only one type of matter and has the same chemical composition. A mixture is composed of different substances that are not chemically bounded to one another. An example of a pure substance is an element. An example of a mixture is a trailmix of nuts.
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