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Chemistry, 16.10.2020 05:01 yurrr30

A scientist makes the following observations about an unknown substance he is studying:
• It is a liquid at room temperature
• It has a uniform appearance
• It cannot be physically separated by boiling
• It can be broken down chemically by electrolysis
What type of matter is this unknown substance?

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