Chemistry, asked by Joshi73, 1 year ago

Is sea water acidic or basic in nature??? Plzz tell fast

mukherjisoumi31: its neutral

Joshi73: No it's basic

Joshi73: Check it's pH value on Google

Joshi73: But thanks

mukherjisoumi31: then how it form salt and water

mahisinghsokhi: it's verified by google

mukherjisoumi31: i nuutralization reaction acid and base combined to form salt and water

mukherjisoumi31: its 7.5 it means its neutral

mukherjisoumi31: its very close to neutral

mukherjisoumi31: our blood also have ph 7.5

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Answered by arnab2261

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Sea water is BASIC in nature. (salt - NaCl)

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mukherjisoumi31: no its neutral

mukherjisoumi31: thats why it form salt and water

Joshi73: Thanks

Answered by mahisinghsokhi

Sea water's typical pH, like most natural water, is alkaline or basic. Its range is given as 7.5 to 8.4.

(verified by google)

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