Pure water is neutral. What is the appropriate justification for this? Water has equal H+ and OH- ions, making its pH 7, which i

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Pure water is neutral. What is the appropriate justification for this? Water has equal H+ and OH- ions, making its pH 7, which i

s considered a neutral pH. Water has more H+ than OH- ions, making its pH 5, which is considered a neutral pH. Water has more OH- than H+ ions, making its pH 8, which is considered a neutral pH.

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ddd [48] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-01T12:07:59+03:00

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<span>Water has equal H+ and OH- ions, making its pH 7, which is considered a neutral pH.</span>