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Which clastic sediment has the smallest grain size? a. sand b. clay c. pebbles d. gravel
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Which clastic sediment has the smallest grain size?

a. sand

b. clay

c. pebbles

d. gravel

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Your answer should be B
User Pawan Mude
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Answer:

Your answer is B,Clay.

Step-by-step explanation:

Silt is the name of a sediment grain that range in size from 0.625 mm to 0.0039 mm. Mud is the smallest grain size and is also known as clay.

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