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An antitranspirant is

  • cobalt chloride

  • mercury

  • potassium

  • phenyl mercuric acetate

Solution

D.

phenyl mercuric acetate

Antitranspirants are the substances that are employed for reducing the rate of transpiration eg, phenyl mercuric acetate, salicylic acid reduce the degree of stomatal opening.

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