These two substances are not the same. They are both green and they are both soluble in water. One substance has a melting point of 115 C, is soluble in alcohol, and has density of 1.88 g/cm 3 . The other substance breaks apart at 560 C, is not soluble in alcohol, and has density of 3.60 g/Cm 3. They have different properties. How could the explanation be improved?
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