Chemistry · JC 1 · Chemical Equilibria · Semester 2
The pH Scale and Indicators
Understand the pH scale as a measure of acidity/alkalinity and the use of indicators.
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Understand the pH scale as a measure of acidity/alkalinity and the use of indicators.
Key Questions
- Explain the pH scale and its range.
- Relate pH values to acidic, neutral, and alkaline solutions.
- Describe how indicators are used to determine the pH of a solution.
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