In the preservation process of timber, the surface is burnt and the burnt part acts as a protective coating is named as

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Step 1: Understanding timber preservation.  - Charring is a traditional method where wood surfaces are burnt to create a protective carbon layer.  Step 2: Why charring protects timber?  - The charred layer prevents moisture and decay and also enhances fire resistance. Thus, the correct answer is (A) Charring.

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In the preservation process of timber, the surface is burnt and the burnt part acts as a protective coating is named as

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The Correct Option is A

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