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I would honestly say C. All others have ingredients in them that makes them work, the combination of stuff to put out the fire, film is made from a certain material and drugs are an ovbious mixture. Looking at the stars is the only thing you don't need chemistry for.

iren [92.7K]2 years ago

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C an astronomer identifying the stars

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