Liquid X has a pH of 7 and Liquid Y has a pH of 8.5. Which statement is true?
Liquid X is a base and Liquid Y is an acid.
Liquid X is an acid and Liquid Y is a base.
Liquid X is neutral and Liquid Y is a base.
Liquid X is an acid and Liquid Y is neutral.
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