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How are bleach, hand soap, and lye alike? A) These substances have a nearly neutral pH. B) The substances are heterogeneous solutions. C) They have a high concentration of hydro…

How are bleach, hand soap, and lye alike? A) These substances have a nearly neutral pH. B) The substances are heterogeneous solutions. C) They have a high concentration of hydro…
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How are bleach, hand soap, and lye alike?

A) These substances have a nearly neutral pH.
B) The substances are heterogeneous solutions.
C) They have a high concentration of hydroxide ions.
D) All the substances turn blue litmus paper red.

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The actual answer is C!!!!!

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