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Deast7027

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The type of tissue providing a protective layer on body surfaces, cavities, ducts, and organs is:
  1.connective tissue.
  2.epithelial tissue.
  3.muscle tissue.
  4.neural tissue.

Question 2

The gain of one or more electrons is called:
  1.hydrolysis.
  2.condensation.
  3.oxidation.
  4.reduction.



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