26. When a substance ROH is dissolved in water, it exists as shown in the following figure. One can conclude that ROH is a OH" R* R* OH" R* OH" OH" R* R* OH" A. strong acid B. weak acid C. strong base D. weak base E. neutral substance, since the cations and anions balance other

26. When a substance ROH is dissolved in water, it exists as shown in the following figure. One can conclude that ROH is a OH" R* R* OH" R* OH" OH" R* R* OH" A. strong acid B. weak acid C. strong base D. weak base E. neutral substance, since the cations and anions balance other

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