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32 Degrees Farhenhiet, and 0 Degrees Celcius. |
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212 Degrees Farhenhiet, and 100 Degrees Celcius. |
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It makes a base more acidic and acid is dangerous. |
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It makes something acid to neutral, bases are safer. |
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Water that is in bottles. |
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When you netrualize an acid with a base. |
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The area of land that catches rain and snow and drains or seeps into a marsh, stream, river, lake, or groundwater. |
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Pollution that can be traced to a single point source. |
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Non- Point Source Pollution |
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Cannot be traced back to a single point, because it comes from many different sources. |
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