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A substance is said to hygroscopic if it absorbs (a) Carbon (IV) oxide from the atmosphere (b) from the surrounding (c) Moisture from the atmosphere to form a solution (d) Moisture from the atmosphere
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A substance is said to hygroscopic if it

absorbs
(a) Carbon (IV) oxide from the atmosphere
(b) from the surrounding
(c) Moisture from the atmosphere to form
a solution
(d) Moisture from the atmosphere without
dissolving in it.​

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The answer is the Letter D
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