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9 April, 02:50

To what does the term 'drying a liquid' refer?

a. Removing all traces of water to form a solid.

b. The technique of removing all traces of an organic solvent from water.

c. Removing all traces of water from an organic solvent.

d. The extraction of a solid from a polar solvent.

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