The following compounds could be separated by which one of the options for Separation of Mixtures:enHOandSelect one:O A. They can't be separatedO B. RecrystallizationO C. DistillationO D. Acid-Base Extraction with NaHCO3(aq)O E. Acid-Base Extraction with HCl(aq)

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O B. Recrystallization
O C. Distillation
O D. Acid-Base Extraction with NaHCO3(aq)
O E. Acid-Base Extraction with HCl(aq)

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