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The Sodium Chloride when dissolved into water is a
and after the water ev...
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POSSIBLE POINTS: 2
The Sodium Chloride when dissolved into water is a
and after the water evaporated the white substance that was left on your watch
glass was ain)
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Homogeneous mixture/solution
? Heterogeneous solution
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