Question

Why is pH taken for the measurement of acid and base strength?

Answer 1

Answer:

pH means the power of hydrogen. We know that we identify the acids and bases by the H⁺ or OH⁻ charge. That is why pH is taken as the measurement of acid and base strength.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

• We know they an acid contains more hydrogen and a base contains less Hydrogen as compared to acids.
• pH is used to measure the concentration of hydrogen.
• Hence this test depicts the strength of and bases.
• The full form of pH is potenz Hydrogen.
• This scale measures the strength of acids and bases.
• Hence this scale is used an universal measurement.
• The pH scale has readings from 1-14
• The pH of 1-7 are considered as acidic.
• The pH of 7-14 are considered as basic.
• The pH of 7 is considered as neutral .