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What is the neutral value on a pH scale? 2 7 14
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What is the neutral value on a pH scale? 2 7 14
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The neutral value is 7. The lower the number on the pH scale the more acidic it is conversely the higher the number is the more basic.
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the neutral value on the pH scale is 7
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