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Elements are substances that cannot be broken down or . Compounds are substances as well that cannot be broken down but can be . Homogeneous mixtures are not bonded and are throughout. A technique a homogeneous mixture can be separated is . Heterogeneous mixtures are not throughout and each component of the mixture maintains its properties. A technique to separate heterogeneous mixtures is .

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