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Which theory states the ions adsorbed on the surface of root cells and clayparticles are not held tightly but oscillate within a small volume of space.

A

Ion exchange theory

B

Contact exchange theory

C

Carbonic acid exchange theory

D

Bennet-Clark's protein theory

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