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The pH scale does not have an easily defined lowest number. Often, answers of 1 or 0 are given, but not correct. The pH actually goes below zero, so that negative values are possible. In order to measure a pH there must be some water present, so the theoretical lowest pH value would be slightly less than -1.

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The pH scale goes from 0 to 14 with 14 being the most base and 0 being the most acidic. The most acidic compound is 1M HCl acid, with a pH of 0.

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there isn't one, volcanic acid is off the scale

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On the common pH scale the lower value is near zero.

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battery acids

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This value of pH is 14.

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