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10 October, 01:56

What are the similarities between a substance and a solution?

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    A substance is an element, or one type of atom, and compound, which is two or more atoms chemically combined. For example, carbon or carbon dioxide (the bubbles in soda).

    A solution is two or more elements or compounds evenly mixed together, usually one is a liquid. For example, sugar and water or salt and water.
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