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The electrolyte in a typical wet storage cell or battery is a mixture of water and A. lead. B. ammonium chloride. C. sulfuric acid. D. zinc.

The electrolyte in a typical wet storage cell or battery is a mixture of water and A. lead. B. ammonium chloride. C. sulfuric acid. D. zinc.
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The electrolyte in a typical wet storage cell or battery is a mixture of water and A. lead. B. ammonium chloride. C. sulfuric acid. D. zinc.

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It's 67% water and 33% Sulfuric acid. Therefore the answer is C. Sulfuric Acid
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The correct answer is C. sulfuric acid.
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