Why is water considered to be neutral? A. It has only (H+) in solution. B. Its (H+) and (OH) are the same. C. It has only (OH) in solution D. Its pH + POH =14

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Why is water considered to be neutral?

A. It has only (H+) in solution.
B. Its (H+) and (OH) are the same.
C. It has only (OH) in solution
D. Its pH + POH =14

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Answer:

Its [H+] and [OH-] are the same.

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i just took the test and got it right

Litherum answered Nov 13, 2022

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