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31 August, 05:10

All mixtures can be separated by physical processes. true or false

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    True. In chemistry, mixtures are two (or more) substances mixed together but not combined chemically. This means there are no chemical bonds that have formed between the substances. As such, they can be separated with physical processes.
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