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Q: Is the difference between a pure substance and a mixture always easy to observe?
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Is the difference between a pure substance and a mixture easy to observe?

No.


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Examine is the same thing as saying observe, or look at. Test means you find out what happens when you combine or add something to an element or mixture.


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Must a new substance be formed when you observe a chemical property?

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What physical substance is what you can observe without changing the substance?

Type your answer here... water


Why was heat measured by the thermometer in the drawer?

To observe the difference between the thermometer readings in the drawer and in direct sunlight.


What is the comparison between Rene Descartes' and John Locke's theory of substance?

Descartes had a dualist substance theory and believed that there were two substances, the mind and the body. Locke also believed that there were spiritual substances and physical substances, but his theory of substance relied on the substratum, a characterless thing that contains the characteristics we observe. Since we cannot observe substance, Locke believed we could not know anything about it.


Does new substance's be formed when you observe a chemical property?

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