It is a base NaOH (sodium hydroxide) also known as lye.
It has a pH of 14, which is very strongly alkaline (a base).
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It is a very strong base
Liquid drain cleaner is highly basic.
This is and acid as it needs to be strong to be able to clean, most fresheners contain lemon. This contains an acid called citric acid which is in all citrus foods.
Drain cleaner is extremely corrosive - that's why there are labels on all the bottles warning you to not let the chemicals inside come in contact with your skin or eyes. Chemical drain cleaners are solvents, meaning they are designed to dissolve anything they come in contact with, whether you want them to or not. If you're planning on using a chemical drain cleaner to knock a clog out of the drain, try to avoid drain cleaners that you use lye or acid - these are the most corrosive chemicals around and can cause serious harm if not used carefully!
window cleaner is an acid as when you leave it to soak it will "burn" away all the grime and dirt
Drain cleaner is sodium hydroxide in solution, which is a powerful base.
it is usually sodium hydroxide - a base
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.
I believe it is an alkali ( base ) and that alkali is sodium hydroxide, NaOH.
Ingested drain cleaner is a corrossive substance do not induce vomiting.Acidity is high.
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hello it is base
It is a base
Sulfuric acid
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.
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