pH
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- noun
- /piː eɪtʃ/
- Specialized
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pH
- You need neutral pH soap and lint free cloths.
- pH level
- acidic pH
- high pH
How do you change the pH of the global ocean?
- How do you change the pH of the global ocean?
- How, how low was the pH of that splash of stomach acid.
- That's tiny change in pH means one group out competes another.
- That's usually pH balanced, which is a pH of seven.
- And one of the things that we know is both temperature and pH run enzyme function.
- Semen changes the pH of the vagina, menstrual blood changes the pH of vagina.
- It's their new formula that rebalances your skin's pH so it keeps your skin hydrated.
- Anyway, yeah, get your reset your pH, get your pH levels correct.
- The oxygen in the body is has risen the pH levels so you don't need to breathe.
Examples
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What was the average change in pH among the pools over time?
Academic text (1995) -
The pH of the solution was tested to be 7, indicating it is neutral.
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How do you change the pH of the global ocean?
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The higher the pH, the more acid in the water.
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Slowly at first, then more rapidly, the pH of the cells began to fall.
Fiction book (1991) -
Then we tested the pH of the river and found out it's very acidic.
Fiction book (1991) -
Participants measure the turbidity, pH, temperature, and dissolved-oxygen content of water from a local water source.
Academic text (2013) -
pH strips were used for the instant/on-spot analysis of the pH of the rumen fluid collected.
Academic text (2013) -
It also provides sulfur, which lowers the pH of your soil.
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To create optimal growth conditions, it's essential to maintain a soil pH between 6 and 7.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A number from 0 to 14 that shows how acidic or basic a liquid is, with 7 neutral
How Acidic
Surface Forms
Etymology
PH comes from the letter H, for 'hydrogen', and the letter p, which is often said to mean 'power' or 'potential', so it was meant as the 'power of hydrogen'. That's why pH is a simple number that tells how 'acidic' or 'alkaline' a liquid is.