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Are all solids a pH 7?
Solids don't have a pH value because there are no free H+ ions 'in it'.Free H+ ions (protons) can only exist in polar solvents, actually mostly in water, formed by so called protolyse of an acid.HA (= acid) --> H+ + A- (= base part of that acid)
What is the pH number of plastic?
Plastic is not a element. It has not a atomic number.
What is the pH of iron chloride?
The pH is a notion applied only to solids; the water soution of iron(III) chloride is acidic.
Which is the best site to find pH values of salts?
Chemical supplier websites or chemistry databases like PubChem or ChemSpider are good resources to find pH values of salts. You can also consult scientific literature or academic sources for more detailed information on the pH of specific salts.
How does pH relate to plants?
i dont want 2 answers it i need hlep i dont want 2 answers it i need hlep
What are the pH of common salts?
pH is applied to liquids. For solids a pH can be measured in water solutions.
Are all solids a pH 7?
Solids don't have a pH value because there are no free H+ ions 'in it'.Free H+ ions (protons) can only exist in polar solvents, actually mostly in water, formed by so called protolyse of an acid.HA (= acid) --> H+ + A- (= base part of that acid)
What is the pH number of plastic?
Plastic is not a element. It has not a atomic number.
How do solids dissolve?
I dont know
What is the pH of iron chloride?
The pH is a notion applied only to solids; the water soution of iron(III) chloride is acidic.
Is Lima beans on the pH scale is 6 yes or no?
Lima beans are solids.
What are two types of solids?
The two types of solids are amorphous and crystalline solid!
What are the properties of groundwater?
Ph, temperature, oxidation- reduction potential, Total dissolved solids, and composition.
What solids dissolve in fruitdrinks?
urmmm.. i dont no but i will find out soon!
How much NaOH do you use to lower pH?
You dont - adding NaOH increases pH.
A phase in which particles are held tightly together and dont move freely?
Solids
What do cookies and gelatin have in common that makes them solids?
i dont know please help
