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Match the statements in column $A$ with that in column $B$

Column $A$	Column $B$
$(a)$ deliquescent substance	$(1)$ sodium bicarbonate
$(b)$ hygroscopic substance	$(2)$ magnesium chloride
$(c)$ efflorestance substance	$(3)$ conc. sulphuric acid
$(d)$ substance causing temporary hardness	$(4)$ washing soda

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Answer

Column $A$	Column $B$
$(a)$ deliquescent substance	$(2)$ magnesium chloride
$(b)$ hygroscopic substance	$(3)$ conc. sulphuric acid
$(c)$ efflorestance substance	$(4)$ washing soda
$(d)$ substance causing temporary hardness	$(1)$ sodium bicarbonate

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