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... Also, figuring out how acids and bases are added in fixed increments. ... (0-14)
The pH scale is measuring the amount of acid in a liquid (like water). Because acids release hydrogen ions, the acid content of hydrogen ions and is expressed as”pH”.
What is an acid? Any of a class of substances whose aqueous solutions are characterized by a sour taste, the ability to turn blue litmus red, and the ability to react with bases and certain metals to form salts.
Examples of Acids: HCl, stomach acid, Lemon juice, Vinegar
What is a base? ... Examples of Bases: NaOH, Drano®, Tums® antacid
After the lab the total pH change for the 30 drops of acid added to the water is 1. ... When the acid was added to the Liver Homogenate after the 30 drops of acid, the it was at a level of 1.
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