The pH of the solution obtained by dissolving pure sodium chloride in water is

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The pH of the solution obtained by dissolving pure sodium chloride in water is A. acidic B. basic C. neutral D. dependent on the amount of sodium chloride dissolved in water Check Answer Complaint Here As Incorrect Question / Answer

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