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_________resins can neutralize strong bases.

_________resins can neutralize strong bases. Correct Answer SAC

SAC stands for Strong Acid Cation. SAC resins can neutralize strong bases and convert neutral salts into their corresponding acids. SBA resins can neutralize strong acids and convert neutral salts into their corresponding bases. These resins are utilized in most softening and full demineralization applications.

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