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What are neutrals?

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Neutrals in chemistry refer to a special type of substances. These substances are special because they are neither a base nor acid but in the middle of the two. Their pH levels sit right at 7.

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For instance if two countries were fighting and you claimed neutrality, you would be on neither side.

You wouldn't be against either side just as well as you would not help either side.

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Answers- Issac Wilkins and The Quakers are neutral people from history,social studies

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