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| What condition associated with a lead-acid battery cell can cause the plates to partially short-out and cause the cell to fail to hold a charge. |
| A) lime accumulation on both the positive and negative terminal posts |
| B) dirty or acid-wet tops and sides of batteries |
| C) sulfation of the plates due to consistent undercharging or leaving the battery in a discharged state |
| D) accumulation of sediment within the cells due to excessive overcharging and discharging |
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