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Acids and bases: can change the color of plant-based dyes ionize in water have neutral pHs both a and b
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Acids and bases:

can change the color of plant-based dyes
ionize in water
have neutral pHs
both a and b

User Aaronstacy
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acids and bases ionoze the water. so it would have to be A
User Bmitc
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I think that it would be both A and B
Hopefully this helps. :)
User Tom Withers
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