Original post by Insia786
Answer is A
Why is pH 7?
Why is pH 7?
What level is this? GCSE or A level?
If it is a-level then I know that for aluminium, the ph has to be neutral becasue aluminium can act as both an acid and a base (a.k.a amphoteric)
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