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A substance which cannot be broken down by distillation, electrolysis or heating is most likely c. a solution d. a heterogeneous mixture a. an element b. a compound

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter3: Matter

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an element
b.
c. a solution
d. a heterogeneous mixture
a.
a compound

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