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Question 12(multiple choice worth 1 points) (02.03 hc) kim heated 12 g of substance a to obtain 4 g of substance b and a certain amount of substance c. which statement is correct? substance a and substance c have the same mass. substance b and substance c have the same mass. mass of substance c is twice the mass of substance b. mass of substance a is twice the mass of substance c.

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