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Classify the following substances into elements, compounds and mixtures: (i) Cane sugar, (ii) Zinc, (iii) Oxygen (iv) Marble, (v) Bronze, (vi) Nitre, (vii) Air, (viii) Milk, (ix) Iron (x) Stainless steel.

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  10. Name a mixture used : by all living beings

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  11. Name a mixture used : in the construction of buildings

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  12. Name a mixture used : as a food

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  17. Name the various noble gases.

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