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    An Ion Commonly Found in Many Antacids Is
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An Ion Commonly Found in Many Antacids Is

Question 12

Question 12

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An ion commonly found in many antacids is


A) OH-.
B) H3O+.
C) SO42-.
D) NH4+.

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