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A student was adding NaOH to two different acid solutions, HCl and HF, until a pH of 7 was reached in both solutions. The acids had the same initial volume, and both had an initial pH of 4.5. Which statement
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A student was adding NaOH to two different acid solutions, HCl and HF, until a pH of 7 was reached in both solutions. The acids had the same initial volume, and both had an initial pH of 4.5. Which statement is true regarding the amount of NaOH added to each acid?

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NaOH added for HCl will be more than NaOH added for HF

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