Drain cleaner is a base and its pH is around 14 while battery acid is an acid and has a pH somewhere under 5. As you would expect, an acid is far more acidic than a base, because a base is simply the opposite of an acid.
Battery acid.
It depends on the type of drain cleaner. Some are acidic (i.e. sulphuric acid based) and some are basic (i.e. sodium hydroxide based), but it would be unlikely that a drain cleaner would have a neutral pH.
Drain cleaner is sodium hydroxide in solution, which is a powerful base.
I dont know, but I think the last guy to answer this wanted you to think that liquid drain cleaner is just as acidic as cucumbers. To correct the above statement, liquid drain cleaner is NOT an acid, it is a base. Potassium hydroxide has a pH of 14.
Yes, it is available widely as a drain cleaner.
it is usually sodium hydroxide - a base
It depends on the type of drain cleaner. Some are acidic (i.e. sulphuric acid based) and some are basic (i.e. sodium hydroxide based), but it would be unlikely that a drain cleaner would have a neutral pH.
It is acidic.
Yes. Hence the name "Battery ACID"
Drain cleaner is sodium hydroxide in solution, which is a powerful base.
I dont know, but I think the last guy to answer this wanted you to think that liquid drain cleaner is just as acidic as cucumbers. To correct the above statement, liquid drain cleaner is NOT an acid, it is a base. Potassium hydroxide has a pH of 14.
Yes. A car battery contains sulfuric acid.
Sulfuric acid
The pH of car battery acid is normally around 1 (extremely acidic).
Yes, it is available widely as a drain cleaner.
it is usually sodium hydroxide - a base
An acid, according to the Related Link on the bottom,it has a pH of 0 which is acidic
A cleaning liquid can be either. Soap, for example tends to have a base component to it. Bleach is very base. Other items can have an acidic element to them. Drain cleaner is an acid based item. Mixing the two is not a recommended idea.