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which of the following is not an example of a pure substance. a} oxygen b} air c}copper d} carbon dioxide ​

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Answered by johnkjacob176
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Answer:

Air

Explanation:

It consist of nitrogen, argon and other various gases.

Answered by SharadSangha
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The one which is not an example of pure substance from the given options is Air (option b).

  • A pure substance is one that contains just atoms or molecules of a single element in its composition.
  • Because they only include atoms of a single element, copper, oxygen, and carbon dioxide are pure substances.
  • Because air contains a mixture of gases, it is not called a pure substance.
  • Different gases, such as nitrogen, ocygen, carbon dioxide, argon, and others, are present in different amounts in the air.
  • As a result, the air isn't a pure substance.

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