Chemistry, asked by diamondglaceofficial, 4 months ago

Which of the following can be broken into simpler substances:

- water
- gold
- iron sulphide
- sodium chloride

(Select all that apply)

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Answered by subhi200504

Answer:

Water is a compound of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen. All these compounds can be 'broken down' into 'simpler substances' except oxygen.

Explanation:

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Answered by snehaprajnaindia204

Answer:

WATER CAN BE BROKEN DOWN TO HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN BY THE METHOD OF ELECTROLYSIS.

SODIUM CHLORIDE CAN ALSO BE BROKEN TO SODIUM AND CHLORINE .

Explanation:

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Which of the following can be broken into simpler substances: - water - gold - iron sulphide - sodium chloride (Select all that apply)

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WATER CAN BE BROKEN DOWN TO HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN BY THE METHOD OF ELECTROLYSIS.

SODIUM CHLORIDE CAN ALSO BE BROKEN TO SODIUM AND CHLORINE .

Which of the following can be broken into simpler substances:

- water
- gold
- iron sulphide
- sodium chloride

(Select all that apply)