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24. Why is pure water neutral? a, more hydronium than hydroxide b. equal numbers of hydronium and hydroxide c. more hydroxide than hydronium d. none of the above

24. Why is pure water neutral? a, more hydronium than hydroxide b. equal numbers of hydronium and hydroxide c. more hydroxide than hydronium d. none of the above
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24. Why is pure water neutral?

a, more hydronium than hydroxide
b. equal numbers of hydronium and hydroxide
c. more hydroxide than hydronium
d. none of the above

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User Raonirenosto
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B

Step-by-step explanation:

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User MahanGM
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C.
explanation- in the case of pure water there are always going to be the same number of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions present.
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