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Match the columns. Group A- 1) Electroplating 2) Anodising Group B- a) Pressure cooker b) Silver plated spoons c) Coating of tin on copper d) Coating of Zinc on iron

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Match the columns.

Group A Group B
1) Electroplating a) Pressure cooker
2) Anodising b) Silver plated spoons
  c) Coating of tin on copper
  d) Coating of Zinc on iron
Match the Columns
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Solution

Group A Group B
1) Electroplating b) Silver plated spoons
2) Anodising a) Pressure cooker
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Chapter 8: Metallugy - Match the columns

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