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At 298 K, the [H(2),O^(+)] of a solution...

At 298 K, the `[H_(2),O^(+)]` of a solution is `2 xx 10^(-9)` M. The nature of the solution is

A

Acidic

B

Basic

C

Neutral

D

Can not be predicted

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B
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