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Which of the following pairs of substances can be broken down chemically?  a. Ammonia and iron b. Helium and argon c. Methane and water d. Potassium and lithium e. Water and carbon
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Which of the following pairs of substances can be broken down chemically? 

a. Ammonia and iron 
b. Helium and argon 
c. Methane and water
d. Potassium and lithium
e. Water and carbon

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Methane and water because they are both compounds
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