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On dilution, the pH of a basic solution...

On dilution, the pH of a basic solution

A

increases

B

remains the same

C

decreases

D

may increase ordecrease depending upon the nature of the solution

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The correct Answer is:
C
On dilution (i.e., addition of water), the solution tends to move form basic neutral. Thus, pH decreases.
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