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Which pair were key compounds in the vitalism debate?
AUrea and oxalic acid
BMethane and ethane
CGlucose and starch
DBenzene and phenol
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Urea and oxalic acid
Urea and oxalic acid, both made from inorganic materials, were central to disproving vitalism.
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