The pH Scale Explained

[@Kordelia13]

Simple and to the point. Great video and it was very helpful.

[@beenah25]

This is such a great video! Thank you so much for posting!

[@ChemAcademy]

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[@theasianjason]

Im watching this for school LOL

[@Husseinsharah]

Sea water is considered a weak base with pH scale of 8.0

[@RandomnessVortex]

Yup he definitely got that detail wrong

[@twinflame718]

Thank you for sharing Sir. God bless you!

[@ChemAcademy]

You are very welcome

[@AfroHairScience]

Outstanding

[@bej2208]

Your video was very helpful! Thank you!

[@ChemAcademy]

bej2208 Glad it helped you out. More vids coming.

[@TheJmoore4life]

Great Video. Definitely helped me out!!

[@THATSMONTE]

Wow this made it very easy!

[@AT-sk7nm]

thank you! you explained veryyyyy well!

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

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[@Vibiine]

Thank you so much!

[@ChemAcademy]

You're welcome!

[@six-hp4yb]

This video was very helpful

[@skauppinen]

excellent!

[@Youtuber11837]

Such an old vid but thanks helped a lot:)

[@i_1mpuls3]

Great vid man

[@stephenprice3357]

There was a question about this on our first exam at the beginning of the semester that I got wrong because i thought that from 7 to 1 that there were not any OH ions BUT now I know that there are it’s just when compared to the number of H ions the number of OH ions are less compared to the number of H ions

[@Keana43]

Thank you!🙂

[@ADRdaniel]

Sea water, acid da fuq it is 7.5 to almost 9 ph depending on the extreme environments.

[@nathanhollis8496]

Informative

[@nony4723]

Thank you i was strugle with the # just adding 0

[@Noname-di3yz]

Thank you very much!!!

[@ELMom9]

Figure is incorrect - should state increasingly alkaline, and increasingly acidic. Alkalinity is the ability of the solution to resist a change in pH upon the addition of an acid. Acidity is the ability of a solution to resist a change in pH upon the addition of a base. Alkalinity and acidity are measures of buffering capacity.

[@JakeHojo]

Well said Susan 👏

[@ashjain640]

This is a really good video, but sea water is a base, not an acid. It has a pH of 8 most of the time. Great job, otherwise!

[@MrStarnger1]

ash jain pure water. Not normal mineralized water

[@srinivasnimmagadda4327]

thanks

[@williamlambert33]

I am watching this for school

[@lucasportela3171]

Forrr schooooll

[@MechanicalSpencer]

So, the ph doesn't change your body?

[@ADRdaniel]

Mechanical Spencer that question isn't spefic enough, your blood ph and so on is almost never going to change radically.

[@elizabethwilson1928]

What is a equus solution?

[@elizabethwilson1928]

or is it aqueous

[@johnwinfield487]

'equus'? are you 'horsing' around?

[@elizabethwilson1928]

@@johnwinfield487 No, just a student asking questions and trying to learn,so my weak subject doesn't eat me alive during school.

[@AydinFattahe]

PH is the potential of hydrogen not the power of

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15 and 12

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[@geoffreywilliams9324]

Seawater pH 8 . . .

[@Bosscrab1]

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