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With the information that is provided, what type of compound does each beaker hold? A) The first beaker contains a strong acid, the second base contains a weak base, and the third beaker contains a salt. B) The first beaker contains a strong acid, the second beaker contains a salt, and the third beaker contains a weak base. C) The first beaker contains a weak base, the second beaker contains a weak acid, and the third beaker contains a strong acid. D) The first beaker contains a weak acid, the second beaker contains a weak base, and the third beaker contains a strong base. Eliminate
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