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Which process(es) can be used to separate mixtures but not compounds? I) Distillation II) Filtration III) Evaporation IV) Electrolysis

Which process(es) can be used to separate mixtures but not compounds? I) Distillation II) Filtration III) Evaporation IV) Electrolysis
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Which process(es) can be used to separate mixtures but not compounds?

I) Distillation

II) Filtration

III) Evaporation

IV) Electrolysis

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Think it would be distillation
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