Alchemy is a branch of ancient knowledge that states that the only three essential substances in nature are salt, sulfur, and mercury.
Which of these best explains whether alchemy is a science or pseudoscience?
It is pseudoscience because ancient knowledge is mystical yet reliable.
It is pseudoscience because there are at least 118 known elements in nature.
It is a science because sulfur and mercury are known to be important elements.
It is a science because salt is a commonly used compound in several laboratory experiments.
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