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Question 12 (1 point) During an experiment, an unknown substance provided the following results: Red litmus paper stayed red Blue litmus paper stayed blue pH paper turned green This substance is most likely:
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Question 12 (1 point)

During an experiment, an unknown substance provided the following results:

Red litmus paper stayed red
Blue litmus paper stayed blue
pH paper turned green
This substance is most likely:

a. Strong base
b. Weak acid
c. Neutral
d. Strong acid​

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Neutral
There was no change on the red or blue litmus and the ph paper turned green because it had a pH of 7
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Answer:

Option c. Neutral

Step-by-step explanation:

Only neutral solution gives a green colouration to a pH paper

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