The suspended load of most rivers consists mostly of
A)gravel
B)sand
C)silt and clay
D)dissolved substances

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The suspended load of most rivers consists mostly of fine sediments such as silt and clay, which can remain suspended in the water for a long period of time. Gravel and sand particles typically settle out of the water more quickly, while dissolved substances are not considered part of the suspended load.

The Suspended Load of Most Rivers Consists Mostly of