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1.______ (Elements/ Compounds) cannot be broken into smaller components.

2. _ (Common salt/ Juice) is an example of mixture.

3. When we drop ink in water we get (homogeneous/ heterogeneous) mixture.

4. _____ (homogeneous/ heterogeneous) mixtures do not show similar property throughout the sample.

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