pH Measurement Experiment1. Objectives: Explore different methods of measuring phII. Materials:waterwindow cleanerpH meterapple juice0.1 M NaClpH papermilk0.1 M FeCl₂litmus paper red/blueIII. Results and ObservationsRed litmus paperwaterapple juicemilkwindow cleaner0.1 M NaCl0.1 M FeCl3IV. ConclusionBlue litmus paperAcidic/basic/neutralPH

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pH Measurement Experiment
1. Objectives: Explore different methods of measuring ph
II. Materials:
water
window cleaner
pH meter
apple juice
0.1 M NaCl
pH paper
milk
0.1 M FeCl₂
litmus paper red/blue
III. Results and Observations
Red litmus paper
water
apple juice
milk
window cleaner
0.1 M NaCl
0.1 M FeCl3
IV. Conclusion
Blue litmus paper
Acidic/basic/neutral
PH

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