"HOUSEHOLD ACIDS AND BASES" Objective: Materials: To compare the pH values of various household liquids. solutions of: 1) juice-lemon, orange, calamansi, or dalandan 2) vinegar 3) table salt dissolved in water 4) soap solution 5) baking soda solution 6) drain cleaner 7) dishwashing liquid 8) eyewash Procedure: Research on the pH of these common household liquids. Data: Solution pH pOH [OH] 1) juice-lemon, orange, calamansi, or dalandan 2) vinegar 3) table salt dissolved in water 4) soap solution 5) baking soda solution 6) drain cleaner 7) dishwashing liquid 8) eyewash 8-3 14 7.4 Computations: (Show pertinent computations for the completion of the data in the table above)

"HOUSEHOLD ACIDS AND BASES" Objective: Materials: To compare the pH values of various household liquids. solutions of: 1) juice-lemon, orange, calamansi, or dalandan 2) vinegar 3) table salt dissolved in water 4) soap solution 5) baking soda solution 6) drain cleaner 7) dishwashing liquid 8) eyewash Procedure: Research on the pH of these common household liquids. Data: Solution pH pOH [OH] 1) juice-lemon, orange, calamansi, or dalandan 2) vinegar 3) table salt dissolved in water 4) soap solution 5) baking soda solution 6) drain cleaner 7) dishwashing liquid 8) eyewash 8-3 14 7.4 Computations: (Show pertinent computations for the completion of the data in the table above)

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781305079243

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Chapter13: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9RQ: What is a salt? List some anions that behave as weak bases in water. List some anions that have no...

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