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20 April, 21:06

What would you predict about a chemical that has a hydrogen ion concentration of 1 * 10^-12 M?

A) It will form salt and water when added to a base.

B) It contains no hydroxide ions.

C) It has high concentration of hydroxide ions.

D) It has a sour taste.

It's not B, and I'm pretty sure that it's not C so ... What would it be?

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