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Our saliva is a powerful neutralising agent, and will reduce the pH of an acid, such as citric acid (fruit)
toothpaste is an alkali because bacteria uses acid to eat away at teeth so toothpaste manufactures include alkali in their recipe to neutralize this acid, it also works as a cleansing agent to keep our teeth white! - hope this helps
By eating/drinking things that have a pH base of 7 or more (alkali, NOT acid). Try drinking milk or downing some water. If all else fails? I find Zantac 150 (an H2 blocker that stops the production of acid) works quite well at relieving heartburn.
it takes neutralize about 120 mL of stomach acid.
No. Vinegar contains an acid, acetic acid.
Our saliva is a powerful neutralising agent, and will reduce the pH of an acid, such as citric acid (fruit)
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Most mouths have acid in them, as a residue from some foods (i.e. pop) and also as a byproduct of bacterial activity. Many toothpastes contain a mild base, which will neutralize some of the acid; hopefully preventing decay. Two of these typical components are calcium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate.
toothpaste is an alkali because bacteria uses acid to eat away at teeth so toothpaste manufactures include alkali in their recipe to neutralize this acid, it also works as a cleansing agent to keep our teeth white! - hope this helps
By eating/drinking things that have a pH base of 7 or more (alkali, NOT acid). Try drinking milk or downing some water. If all else fails? I find Zantac 150 (an H2 blocker that stops the production of acid) works quite well at relieving heartburn.
The large lizards with some teeth on the outside of their mouths are Crocodiles, whilst at the same time, the ones with teeth on the inside of their mouths are Alligators.
No stingrays do not have teeth. But vaccum-like mouths that suck small crusations like Shrimp inyo their mouths. No stingrays do not have teeth. But vaccum-like mouths that suck small crusations like Shrimp inyo their mouths.
A base.
it takes neutralize about 120 mL of stomach acid.
No. Vinegar contains an acid, acetic acid.
A base, a basic oxide as CaO and a saline hydride as NaH will neutralize an acid.
If you have a base an acid can neutralize it, giving water and a salt