pH, i.e., log of reciprocal of hydronium ion concentration, its and measurement using pH paper and pH indicator is described. The importance of and pH of body fluid, acid rain, and its effects are …
pH, i.e., log of reciprocal of hydronium ion concentration, its and measurement using pH paper and pH indicator is described. The importance of and pH of body fluid, acid rain, and its effects are introduced.
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