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Is it an acid, base, or both when a substance often looks like pure water? a) Acid b) Base c) Both d) Neither
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Is it an acid, base, or both when a substance often looks like pure water? a) Acid b) Base c) Both d) Neither
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Neither, pure water has a pH of 7, which is neutral.
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