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  • pH 7: Understanding Neutral Substances and Examples
    A pH of 7 is considered neutral. Here are some examples of items with a pH of 7:

    * Pure water: While distilled water is technically pH 7, tap water and other natural water sources can vary slightly due to dissolved minerals.

    * Human blood: Blood is carefully regulated to maintain a pH between 7.35 and 7.45.

    * Neutral saline solution: This solution is often used in medical settings and has a pH of 7.

    Important Note: It is difficult to find substances that are *precisely* pH 7. Many substances can be close, but pH is a continuous scale, and slight variations are common.

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