LINO3 is added to water. Will it change the pH, and if so, how? Yes, and the pH will be < 7 impossible to tell No, the pH will remain unchanged. O Yes, and the pH will be > 7. You want an aqueous solution to be more basic. Choose the correct salt below that would accomplish this. O NH4NO3 O NazPO4 Caz(PO4)2 O none of these salts will cause the pH to increase

LINO3 is added to water. Will it change the pH, and if so, how? Yes, and the pH will be < 7 impossible to tell No, the pH will remain unchanged. O Yes, and the pH will be > 7. You want an aqueous solution to be more basic. Choose the correct salt below that would accomplish this. O NH4NO3 O NazPO4 Caz(PO4)2 O none of these salts will cause the pH to increase

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