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You place a drop of a solution on red litmus paper. No color change occurs. What do you conclude?
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You place a drop of a solution on red litmus paper. No color change occurs. What do you conclude?
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the answer is the solution is either acidic of neutral
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Your answer is that "The solution is
either acidic or neutral."
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