One Adhesive Having Twice the Adhesive Power of Another Is

question 74

Multiple Choice

One adhesive having twice the adhesive power of another is an example of:

• A)ordinal ranking.
• B)Johnson's theory of adhesivity.
• C)cardinal ranking.
• D)transitivity.

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