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When two or more substances combine, but each keeps its own properties, the new combination is called a(an) A) Element B) Mixture C) Compound D) Homogeneous substance

When two or more substances combine, but each keeps its own properties, the new combination is called a(an) A) Element B) Mixture C) Compound D) Homogeneous substance
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When two or more substances combine, but each keeps its own properties, the new combination is called a(an)

A) Element
B) Mixture
C) Compound
D) Homogeneous substance

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B mixture

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Answer is B. A mixture is when substances combine, but can be easily separated again. Like putting salt in sand. Each are the same as when they Weren't together. The salt and sand can easily be separated out.
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