PH

A. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.

B. utilizes a scale from 5 to 8.

C. is a linear (not logarithmic) scale.

D. is an abbreviation for, "power of helium".

E. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration, utilizes a scale from 5 to 8 AND is a linear (not logarithmic) scale

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Remington Waters

19 May, 05:03

PH

A. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.

B. utilizes a scale from 5 to 8.

C. is a linear (not logarithmic) scale.

D. is an abbreviation for, "power of helium".

E. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration, utilizes a scale from 5 to 8 AND is a linear (not logarithmic) scale

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Finley Trujillo · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.

Explanation:

The pH determines how acid or alkaline a substance is, usually by classifying substances and mainly solutions on a scale from 0 to 14, in which 7 represents a neutral substance. This property is determined based on the hydrogen ion concentration, in this way a substance with a high hydrogen ion concentration is more acid that one with a low hydrogen ion concentration. Additionally, in this scale solutions are classified as acidic if they have a pH lower than 7 or as basic if the pH is higher than 7. According to this, it can be concluded pH is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.

PHA. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.B. utilizes a scale from 5 to 8.C. is a linear (not logarithmic) scale.D. is an abbreviation for, "power of helium".E. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration, utilizes a scale from 5 to 8 AND is a linear (not logarithmic) scale

PH

A. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration.

B. utilizes a scale from 5 to 8.

C. is a linear (not logarithmic) scale.

D. is an abbreviation for, "power of helium".

E. is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration, utilizes a scale from 5 to 8 AND is a linear (not logarithmic) scale