Quantities
Substances and quantities are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Substances" instead a noun "Quantities".
Substances
Quantities and substances are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quantities" instead a noun "Substances".
Both words in one sentence
- Some intensely radioactive substances like actinium, cesium-137, and pure radium metal itself (in large enough quantities), actually do glow (technically, self-fluoresce) by their own radioactivity and are generally not healthy to be in the same room with.
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