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if sand was soluble in water, there would be no beaches.explain in brief

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Answered by Anonymous

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yes, it absolutely correct if sand will soluble than there would be no beachs as the sand can mix with water and no amount of sand can be left on sea shore so no beachs would be there

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if sand was soluble in water, there would be no beaches.explain in brief ​

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if sand was soluble in water, there would be no beaches.explain in brief