A 1 mm solution of a substance has a ph of 3. what must be true of this substance?

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Chemistry

Cloe Pittman

31 December, 12:30

A 1 mm solution of a substance has a ph of 3. what must be true of this substance?

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Mario · Answer 1

May be this question have some options to choose the right answer.

Nevertheless, I can tell you a real true about the nature of that substance.

Take into account that the pH reveals whether a solution iis acid, basic or neutral.

The scale of pH goes from 0 to 14.

You can use this table:

pH value kind of substance

7 < pH < 14 basic

pH = 7 neutral

0 < pH < 7 acid

So, the pH of that substance reveals that it is an acid.

Kelvin Oconnor · Answer 2

To have a PH of 3, it means that the substance must be acidic since a PH of less than 7 less means that the tested substance is acidic. If the PH is greater than 7 then it will be a base or the opposite of acidic. PH of a solution can be tested with litmus paper ie qualitatively to see if it is an acid or a base. Aof an example of a base is NaOH sodium hydroxide and of an acid is H2SO4 or sulfuric acid.