5. The first method of determining the chemical composition of substances in space
was to
A a...
Chemistry, 18.06.2020 21:57 hayleneolide
5. The first method of determining the chemical composition of substances in space
was to
A analyze rocks brought back from the moon
B capture data returned by robotic vehicles
C analyze starlight transmitted to Earth
D record radar data from satellites
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