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The acid hydrogen fluoride can be dissolved in water. Will the pH of the solution change? Explain.
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The acid hydrogen fluoride can be dissolved in water. Will the pH of the solution change? Explain.

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Answer: water has a pH of 6.5-8.5. If an acid is dissolved in the water, the pH will become more acidic, therefore dropping in number.

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