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Air is a compound of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of elements that combine forming a mixture.
Air is a compound of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of elements that combine forming a mixture.
Air is a mixture of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of elements that combine forming a compound.
Air is a mixture of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of elements that combine forming a compound.
Air is a compound of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of mixtures that combine forming a compound.
Air is a compound of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of mixtures that combine forming a compound.
Air is a mixture of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of compounds that combine forming a mixture.
Air is a mixture of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of compounds that combine forming a mixture.
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The best choice that accurately compares air and water is:
Air is a mixture of two or more components that keep their own identifying properties, while water is composed of elements that combine forming a compound.
This statement correctly identifies air as a mixture (of gases like nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, etc.) and water as a compound (H₂O) formed by the chemical combination of hydrogen and oxygen.
