11. Wmch component of soaps and detergents lower the suriiace tension ofwater, Wnich arlows tnerh to wer tne surracé to De cieaneafO A. EnzymesCrenúmesOD. SurfactanisO B. BleachO C. ChalkO D. Salts

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DI. Wweh component of soaps and detergents lower the suriace tension of water, Wnich arlows tnerh to wer tne Surracó to De Cieaneaf O A. Enzymes O D. Surfactants B. Bleach O C. Chalk O D. Salts

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11. Wmch component of soaps and detergents lower the suriiace tension of
water, Wnich arlows tnerh to wer tne surracé to De cieaneaf
O A. Enzymes
Crenúmes
O
D. Surfactanis
O B. Bleach
O C. Chalk
O D. Salts

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