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Which is true about wax?
- it is carbonate
- it is hydrocarbon
- it is hydro carbonate
- it is non-metal
b
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Dissolving Filtering and Evaporating Test 661
Chemical Symbols Test 662
Salts and Hydrogen of Acids Test 663
Making and Breaking Bonds Test 664
Ionic Compounds and Crystal Lattices Test 665
Ionic Compounds and Crystal Lattices Test 666
Dry Cells Test 667
Polarization Test 668
Chemical Symbols Test 669
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