Colonica
ebullición
oxidación
iii. escribe dentro del paréntesis las letras e, c, 6 m...
Chemistry, 13.01.2020 09:31, cedricevans41p4j3kx
Colonica
ebullición
oxidación
iii. escribe dentro del paréntesis las letras e, c, 6 m, según se trate de elemento,
compuesto o mezcla.
( ) smog.
( ) aire
( ) sangre.
( ) café con leche
( ) amoníaco
( ) argón
( ) azúcar
(
(
(
) nitrógeno
) gasolina
) magnesio
(
) latón
( ) agua de mar
(
) ácido nítrico
(
(
) oxido férrico
(
) latón
) cal viva (óxido de
calcio
) acero
(
(
(
) calcio
( ) mayonesa
) petróleo
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