How do you neutralize the distilled water if it is acidic?

Answer 1

the theoretical ph of distilled water is 7.0, in practice, however, most distilled water will have a ph is slightly acidic (less than 7.0) due to the presence of carbon dioxide (co2) that is absorbed from the atmosphere dissolved carbon dioxide reacts slowly with water to give the bicarbonate and hydronium ions......

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Answer 2

You can neutralize acidic distilled water by slowly adding small amounts of a base, such as sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) or sodium hydroxide (lye), until the desired pH level is reached. Monitor the pH level using a pH meter or pH strips to prevent over-neutralization.