Acidity and alkalinity of aqueous disodium hydrogen phosphate solution

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The aqueous solution of disodium hydrogen phosphate is alkaline in nature, but a pH test shows it to be acidic? Why?

Reply #22013-12-31

Either the pH test strip is faulty or has a large deviation, or sufficient acidic components are present in disodium hydrogen phosphate.

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