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How are the acids and bases qualitatively determined by the pH scale?

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Acids and bases on the pH scale?
yes they are
Where on the pH scale are acid and base?
Neutral pH is 7. Anything above 7 to 14 is basic (the higher the number, the stronger the base. Below 7 is acidic (the lower the number, the stronger the acid).
What are pH scale acid bases?
the pH scale is 0-14 and acids are lower than 7 and bases are greater than 7
Is pH scale a measure of acid and bases?
Yes, a measure of the acidic or basic characteristic of a solution.
How does a pH scale describe acids and bases?
The pH scale goes on measurements from 0-14. On it... Acids=0-6 Neutral Substance=7 Bases=8-14 The strongest acid is 0, and as the numbers goes higher (1, 2, 3, etc.), the strength of the given...