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What is required to break sulfur bonds?

Chemical solutions
Hydrogen peroxide
Protective gloves
Acid balanced rinse

The correct answer is: Chemical solutions

Sulfur bonds are extremely strong chemical bonds that require high amounts of energy to be broken. Chemical solutions, such as highly concentrated acids or bases, are necessary to break these bonds. Hydrogen peroxide, although it is a chemical solution, is not strong enough to break sulfur bonds. Protective gloves and acid balanced rinse are not effective in breaking chemical bonds. Additionally, sulfur bonds are not easily broken by mechanical force, so physical methods such as scrubbing or rubbing will not be effective. Therefore, the most effective and appropriate choice for breaking sulfur bonds is chemical solutions.