Chemistry, 18.11.2020 02:20 jameskarbar9p8c9d2
Bridget is in science class. Her teacher gives her two unknown substances and asks her to determine their relative pH. She places a piece of red litmus paper into both substances. The litmus paper turns purple when she places it into substance I. The litmus paper turns blue when she places it into substance II.
Which of the following is true about the relative pH of the two substances?
A.
Substance I is an acid and substance II is a base.
B.
Substance I is a neutral substance and substance II is a base.
C.
Substance I is a base and substance II is a neutral substance.
D.
Substance I is a neutral substance and substance II is an acid.
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