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Suppose that you are the field chemist working at a prominent pharmaceutical company, and there was an accident with a tanker carrying some acid. Some of the acids spilled into the local river. How would
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Suppose that you are the field chemist working at a prominent pharmaceutical company, and

there was an accident with a tanker carrying some acid. Some of the acids spilled into the local
river. How would you determine if the water is still safe to drink?
How do you think this relates to acids and base?

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I think it's not going to be safe

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because the acids might be harmful

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