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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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Odd one out *

a. Humus

b. Subsoil

c. Clay

d, Bedrock

Odd one out *

a. W-Use water

b. ACID-Acid

c. COR-Corrosive

d, ALK-Alkali

Odd one out *

a. Organisms

b. Single Grain

c. Time

d. Parent Material

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