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Nehemiah Cherry
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3 April, 08:28
Vinegar has a ph of 2 physical or chemical?
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Cordell Brewer
3 April, 08:30
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With a pH of 2, it's very acidic and far from a neutral pH and basic. I would say chemical as my answer.
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Carl Nolan
3 April, 08:51
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With a pH of 2, it's very acidic and far from a neutral pH and basic. I would say chemical as my answer.
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