which of the neither acide or base
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amphoteric
The prefix of the word 'amphoteric' is derived from a Greek prefix amphi-, which means both. In chemistry, an amphoteric substance is a substance that has the ability to act either as an acid or a base. Acids donate protons (or accept electron pairs) and bases accept protons; amphoteric substances can do either.
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water
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water is neutral because its pH is 7 and so is neither an acid nor a base
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