All of the following describe soils that are vulnerable to acid deposition except

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Soils high in hydroxyl (OH-) ions are basic (i.e. have a high pH) and therefore not vulnerable to acid deposition. Thin soils (A) and soils already depleted by decades of acid deposition (E) are vulnerable to acid deposition. Soils that are low in buffering ions (B) and soils that are already acidic (D) are also vulnerable to acid deposition.

All of the Following Describe Soils That Are Vulnerable to Acid