Guest
asked 3 months ago
1 Answer - Sort by: Date | Rating
A 5.4 ph means that it is acidic whereas the scale goes from 0 to 14 .0 to 6.9 is considered acidic and 7 is neuteral and above 7 is alkaline
Thank you for the thumbs down Adeelreh. 5.4 on the scale is acidic. Acidic is mild, so why the bad rating? I believe the question poster wanted to know what a 5.4 on the scale actually Means. Why didn't you just answer the question?
- What Is The Physical Attributes Of Hydrogen?
- How Many Pebbles Do We Need To Collect In Muzdalifah?
- Is Litmus Qualitative?
- How Do We Name Alkanes?
- Why Hydrogen Is Non-metals?
- Where Do We Obtain Alkanes?
- How Do You Write A Balanced Equation For Phosphorus + Oxygen = Phosphorus Pentoxide?
- What Is Contribution?
- How Many Nitrogen Atoms Are There In The Formula For Aluminium Nitrate?
- Do I Need To Use Lime When Concreting?
- What Is Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry?
- What Are The Elements In Periodic Table That Are Present In Calamansi Juice?
- HOW URINE PH Affect Bicarbonate Solution?
- What Is A By Polar?
- Is It Good To Have More Oxygen Than Nitrogen In Air?
- If Isomers Of An Alkane Have The Same Molecular Formula How Do They Differ?
- What Is The Use Of Tripos Apparatus?
- How Does A Complete Structural Formula Differ From A Condensed Structural Formula?
- What Is Crystallisation Of Bill?-meaning
- How Do You Make Me?
- What Is The Van't Hoff Factor For Ethanol?
- What Is The Chemical Equation In Making Lotion?
- What Is The Condensation Point Of Sodium?
- What Is The Formula For Molisch's Reagent?
- Which Of The Following Is Not A Strong Electrolyte When The Compound Is Added To Water?
New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.