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An ingredient is a substance that is used to make something else and is often transformed in the process. An object is something which keeps it's identity even if it's being used to make something else. For example: flour is an ingredient in bread. By the time the bread is made, the flour is transformed. The mixing bowl is an object that can be used in the process, but it remains a mixing bowl even after the bread is made.
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