A solution of _____ can be used to remove efflorescence that cannot be removed by washing the wall with water.
A. three parts vinegar to one part water
B. two parts glycolic acid to one part water
C. one part hydrochoric acid to five parts water
D. one part muriatic acid to nine parts water
Answer: D
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