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Q6. In liquids, impurities experience a force given as F =r3 2-₁ VE2. This breakdown
28₁ +82
mechanism is called:
A. Cultivation and Bubble.
C. Electroconvection.
B. Suspended Solid Particle.
D. Thermal.
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wain Mekdon

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