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Alan Briggs
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1 August, 05:49
6. What makes pure water neutral?
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Camron
1 August, 06:00
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Answer: The pH of pure water is 7 or neutral. Pure water is neutral because the number of positive hydrogen ions produced is equal to the number of negative.
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Kody Golden
1 August, 06:14
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If it's asking for a number the answer would be 7
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