Which of the following best defines a pure substance in the context of chemical…

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Which of the following best defines a pure substance in the context of chemical classification? (a) A uniform material whose composition may vary from one sample to another\text{A uniform material whose composition may vary from one sample to another} (b) A material composed of atoms of two or more elements combined in variable mass ratios\text{A material composed of atoms of two or more elements combined in variable mass ratios} (c) A material composed of only one type of particle that cannot be separated into other substances by physical means\text{A material composed of only one type of particle that cannot be separated into other substances by physical means} (d) Any solid that has a constant melting point regardless of its composition\text{Any solid that has a constant melting point regardless of its composition}

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