You are doing an experiment and then spill orange juice into the lab area. what could you add to neutralize it and balance the ph? a. carbon dioxide b. water c. ammonia d. hydrochloric acid

b water is answer of a question

C. Ammonia

Explanation:

Orange juice is more acidic, while ammonia is more basic. Adding ammonia should veer the orange juice closer to neutral, considering this.

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