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Is equal to the pH.

This is a pH probe.

The pH is already 0.

Which is just our pH, right?

It has a pH of approximately 7.1.

This is going to be my pH.

What is going to be the pH?

And a high pH is also very basic.

You would get to a very low pH.

Why is it going to increase the pH?

PH You know, that one computer was huge.

This helps by protecting drugs from the pH (i.e.

So it give some stability to the solution's pH.

PH You know, McLuhan talked about the global village.

PH I hope you realize how subversive that is.

PH I think it's a great time of enthrallment.

And of course we know, what's the pH of that?

So your pH is going to be equal to 0.

PH We'll talk a little bit more about him later.

A solution whose pH is 7.3 will contain equal concentrations of hypochlorous acid and hypochlorite ion reducing the pH will shift the balance toward the acid.

Here, you're going to increase the pH by a lot less.

Negative log of hydrogen concentration is that's the definition of pH.

As I slowly add hydroxide, it's going to increase the pH.

PH Oh, but then he remembers he works for Rupert Murdoch.

So my hydrogen concentration is going to go down. The pH is a negative log of that, so your pH will go up. Your pH will go up slowly well, it will look slowly, because it's a log chart, so maybe it's doing something like this.

Therefore, medications, which can more reliably alter the urine pH, rather than diet modification, have been the treatment of choice when trying to alter the pH of the urine.

The protein can be eluted by changing the pH or the salinity.

So if you increase OH, you're decreasing pOH, and you're increasing pH.

Chatelier's Principal, essentially, you're not going to affect the pH as much.

And obviously I talked in the last video about pH balanced cosmetics.

PH Would you like to be the president of a TV network?

Well, it leads us into an interesting use of logarithms in chemistry finding the pH of water samples. pH tells us how acidic or basic a sample is, and can be calculated with the formula pH equals negative log base 10 of the hydrogen ion concentration, or H plus.

If you add a strong base to water, you immediately increase its pH.

Now in the laboratory, if you take a clam and you put it in the pH that is not 8.1, which is the normal pH of seawater but 7.5, it dissolves in about three days.

Now in the laboratory, if you take a clam and you put it in the pH that is not 8.1, which is the normal pH of seawater, but 7.5, it dissolves in about three days.

This succulent is drought tolerant and grows best in soils of pH 6 and 8.

If you have a mole of this, you end up with a pH of 14.

And over here, you dramatically increase the pH when you just throw it on water.

If this goes up and this is going down, my pH is going to increase.

Your pH concentration is going to look something like as you add more and more.