
Chemistry
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Identify each of the following as an element, homogeneous mixture, heterogeneous mixture, compund, physical change, chemical property, physical property, or chemical change.
sodium nitrite preservative
mercury in thermometer
copper and rust
burning a log of wood
jet fuel
melting copper
chewing on a piece of bread
ibuprofen
the process of sweating
cookies and cream ice cream
platinum ring
propane
graphite (a form carbon)
density
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