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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry practice

If a solution has a pH of 2 and another solution has a pH of 12, what would be the approximate pH if they were mixed in appropriate stoichiometric amounts to achieve neutralisation?

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If a solution has a pH of 2 and another solution has a pH of 12, what would be the approximate pH if they were mixed in appropriate stoichiometric amounts to achieve neutralisation?.

  1. A.pH 2
  2. B.pH 7
  3. C.pH 12
  4. D.pH 14

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