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Turns Red Litmus paper to BLUE (Blue stays BLUE) A.) calcium chloride B.) citric acid C.) glucose D.) calcium hydroxide

Turns Red Litmus paper to BLUE (Blue stays BLUE) A.) calcium chloride B.) citric acid C.) glucose D.) calcium hydroxide
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Turns Red Litmus paper to BLUE (Blue stays BLUE)

A.) calcium chloride
B.) citric acid
C.) glucose
D.) calcium hydroxide

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I think the answer for that question is The first one (A)
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