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What causes the pH of water to be 7.0? (A) The amount of H+ ions is greater than the amount of OH- ions. (B) The amount of H+ ions is less than the amount of OH- ions. (C) The a…

What causes the pH of water to be 7.0? (A) The amount of H+ ions is greater than the amount of OH- ions. (B) The amount of H+ ions is less than the amount of OH- ions. (C) The a…
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What causes the pH of water to be 7.0?

(A) The amount of H+ ions is greater than the amount of OH- ions.
(B) The amount of H+ ions is less than the amount of OH- ions.
(C) The amount of H+ ions is equal to the amount of OH- ions.

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the answer would be C
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