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wolverine [178]
2 years ago
14

Sakura tested the pH of several solutions. Which substances are acidic? Check all that apply. Cola-flavored soda: 2. 6 cranberry

juice: 2. 9 dish soap: 7. 3 pickle juice: 5. 5 seawater: 8. 0 lye soap: 13. 0.
Chemistry
1 answer:
Archy [21]2 years ago
4 0

Cola-flavored soda: 2. 6 -Acidic

cranberry juice: 2. 9  -Acidic

dish soap: 7. 3  -Basic

pickle juice: 5. 5  -Acidic

seawater: 8. 0 -Basic

lye soap: 13. 0. -Basic

<h3>What is pH?</h3>

pH value tells us about the acidity and basicity of any solution. pH means potential hydrogen.

The pH scale is counted from 0 to 14 in which 7 is neutral and the value of pure water.

Below 7 are all acids and the above 7 are all basic.

Thus, all acidic substances are Cola-flavored soda: 2. 6, pickle juice: 5. 5, cranberry juice: 2. 9.

Learn more about pH, here:

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