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If it doesn’t rain this weekend, we ____

题型:选择题

题目:

If it doesn’t rain this weekend, we _____ for a picnic..

A. went                     B go                   C. will go

答案:

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A、电解水会生成氢气与氧气,依据质量守恒定律可知化学反应前后元素的种类不变,所以水是由氢氧两种元素组成,故A正确;B、水是纯净物,所以水中不可能有氢气与氧气两种气体,故B错误;C、电解水会生成氢气与氧气...

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