Introduction To Chemistry 5th Edition
Introduction To Chemistry 5th Edition
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Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 13, Problem 63QP
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Interpretation:

The reason that a pH scale ranges from 014 is to be explained.

Concept Introduction:

The pH value of a substance or solution helps in determining the acidic character or the basic character of that substance or solution.

The pH less than 7 implies that the given sample is an acidic sample.

The pH greater than 7 implies that the given sample is a basic sample.

The neutral sample has a 7 pH value.

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