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zlopas [31]
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Which item is the weakest acid on the chart?

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serious [3.7K]3 years ago
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ANSWER: Milk

Explanation: Take this chart from 1-6 are acids from 8-14 those are bases
Now bases are like cleaning products and stuff
While acids are like lemons and other stuff
If you look at milk level which is 6.5 It is an acid but its A lot closer to neutral Than Other acids

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