A. MELTING ICE B. BURNING MATCH C. SAND AND SALT MIXING E. WATER FROM F. STEAM D. MILK GOING SOUR HYDROGEN AND CONDENSING OXYGEN G. IRON RUSTING H. OIL AND WATER I. LEMONADE J. FILTRATION K. SEA WATER L. IRON AND SULFUR

A. MELTING ICE B. BURNING MATCH C. SAND AND SALT MIXING E. WATER FROM F. STEAM D. MILK GOING SOUR HYDROGEN AND CONDENSING OXYGEN G. IRON RUSTING H. OIL AND WATER I. LEMONADE J. FILTRATION K. SEA WATER L. IRON AND SULFUR

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Chapter9: Energy And Chemistry

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Which two boxes below refer to compounds forming from its elements?

A. MELTING ICE
B. BURNING MATCH
C. SAND AND
SALT MIXING
E. WATER FROM
F. STEAM
D. MILK GOING
SOUR
HYDROGEN AND
CONDENSING
OXYGEN
G. IRON RUSTING
H. OIL AND WATER
I. LEMONADE
J. FILTRATION
K. SEA WATER
L. IRON AND
SULFUR

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