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State whether litmus is a common acid-base indicator or a universal indicator

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  16. An example of an acid derived from a mineral is [citric acid/nitric a...

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  17. An example of a base which is not a alkali is [caustic soda/zinc hydr...

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  18. An example of a strong acid is dilute [acetic acid/sulbhuric acid/tra...

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  19. An example of a weak alkali is [potassium hydroxide/calcium hydroxide...

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  20. An acid having basicity 1 is [carbonic acid/acetic acid/sulphurous aci...

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