KateCherki KateCherki

23-10-2016
Chemistry

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What is the difference between a nonliving specimen and one that you considered dead?

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uncared07 uncared07

23-10-2016

To be dead means you were once living, nonliving things were never alive therefore they cannot be dead

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sewertiger1 sewertiger1

23-10-2016

nonliving specimen is something that was never living and dead means it once was living

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