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【Daily Question】2015.12.21 Acidic and Alkaline Welding Electrodes (2 wealth points for a reply; +3–8 additional wealth points if the answer is correct)

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Reply #22015-12-21
Low-hydrogen electrodes are also known as (B. basic electrodes), while calcium-titanium oxide-type electrodes belong to (A. acidic electrodes).
Reply #32015-12-21
Low-hydrogen electrodes are also known as (B), while calcium-titanium oxide electrodes belong to (A). A. Acidic welding electrodes B. Alkaline welding electrodes
Reply #42015-12-21
Low-hydrogen electrodes are also known as (acidic electrodes), while calcium-titanium oxide electrodes belong to (alkaline electrodes).
Reply #52015-12-21
B. Alkaline electrodes A. Acidic electrodes
Reply #62015-12-21
Low-hydrogen electrodes are also known as (B), while calcium titanium oxide-type electrodes belong to (A). A. Acidic welding electrodes B. Alkaline welding electrodes
Reply #72015-12-21
Low-hydrogen electrodes are also known as (B. basic electrodes), while calcium titanium oxide-type electrodes belong to (A. acidic electrodes).

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