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Suppose you have a solution that is either an acid or a base. It doesn’t react with any metals. Is the pH of the solution more likely to be 4 or 9?

Suppose you have a solution that is either an acid or a base. It doesn’t react with any metals. Is the pH of the solution more likely to be 4 or 9?
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Suppose you have a solution that is either an acid or a base. It doesn’t react with any metals. Is the pH of the solution more likely to be 4 or 9?

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its more likely to be a four
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