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Something that describes a substance by itself?

Here are some phrases that describe a substance by itself, depending on what you're trying to convey:

General Properties:

* Intrinsic: This emphasizes that the property is inherent to the substance itself, not influenced by external factors.

* Inherent: Similar to "intrinsic," highlighting that the property is part of the substance's fundamental nature.

* Unique: Emphasizes that the substance has distinct and recognizable characteristics.

* Characteristic: Refers to a feature that helps define the substance.

Specific Properties:

* Chemical composition: Describing the elements and their proportions that make up the substance.

* Physical state: Describing whether the substance is solid, liquid, or gas.

* Density: Describing the substance's mass per unit volume.

* Color: Describing the way light interacts with the substance.

* Texture: Describing how the substance feels to the touch.

Other:

* Pure: Emphasizes that the substance is not a mixture and is composed of only one type of molecule.

* Elementary: Describing a substance that cannot be broken down further into simpler substances.

Example:

"The intrinsic color of copper is reddish-brown."

The best phrase to use depends on the specific context and the aspect of the substance you want to emphasize.

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