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Question 13 (1 point)
Match the pH level to the correct term.
Column A
1._pH 0-3
2._ ph 4-6
3.__ph 8-10
4.__ ph 11-14
5.__ph 7

Column B
a. Strong base
b. Weak acid
C. Strong acid
d. Neutral
e. Weak base

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Question 13 (1 point)
Match the pH level to the correct term.
Column A
1._pH 0-3

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