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Monserrat
29 March, 04:57
What is the role of MnO2 in a dry cell?
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Georgia Cole
29 March, 07:12
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Answer:MNO2 is a depolarizer in a dry cell
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MNO2 is depolarizer in a dry cell. depolarizers are chemicals used to reduce or prevent polarization of cells
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