Explain how a scientist could change a substance's pH from

A. An acid to a neutral.

B. A base to a neutral

C. Create a salt

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Caroline Butler

Physics

7 October, 08:45

Explain how a scientist could change a substance's pH from

A. An acid to a neutral.

B. A base to a neutral

C. Create a salt

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Miracle Brock · Answer 1

A) By adding a base to an acid, the Ph of the acid becomes neutral.

b) By adding an acid to the base, the Ph of the base becomes neutral.

c) You produces a salt by adding a base and acid solution together.

Sean Barrett · Answer 2

A scientist could change the pH of

A. by diluting the acid by using an alkaline will turn it neutral

B. by using an acid will turn it neutral

C. Sodium chloride

Explain how a scientist could change a substance's pH fromA. An acid to a neutral.B. A base to a neutralC. Create a salt

Explain how a scientist could change a substance's pH from

A. An acid to a neutral.

B. A base to a neutral

C. Create a salt