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What are the two main effect of allowing the NaOH solution to remain in contact with the air?
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It will absorb carbon dioxide in the air, which affects its accurate concentration.
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Remain yellow
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The color of turmeric remain unchanged.
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Is ok to contact your ex if your pregnant?
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