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Chemistry, 24.09.2021 18:00 gabigraceberg

Compare and contrast the natural and synthetic “food” choices you’ve made. How are they made?
What are they made of?
Why are they natural or synthetic?


Compare and contrast the natural and synthetic “food” choices you’ve made.

How are they made?
Wha

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