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(b) When a dry soil is dissolved in water and pH of the supernatant solution is determined, what will
be the pH or nature of soil-acidity or alkaline? Given reason.

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Answered by JackelineCasarez
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Acidity/alkalinity of the soil.

Explanation:

  • The term pH is characterized as a scale that is used to measure whether a solution is acidic, base, or neutral. While Alkalinity is described as the state of being alkaline(a caustic base).
  • If soil is diffused in water to check its nature, it would be called 'acidity/alkalinity' of the soil instead of pH.
  • This is primarily because pH is more likely associated with deducing the absolute value of a liquid solution in terms of its nature being acidic or basic instead of a solid substance like 'soil.'

Learn more: Alkalinity

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