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pH, Acids and Bases Explorer

Science · pH, Acids and Bases Explorer · Middle School and High School

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About this simulation

Compare strong and weak acids and bases at equal concentration. Dilute them and inspect hydrogen and hydroxide ions.

What students can explore

Predict which solution has the lowest pH at equal concentration. What happens when you dilute it?

Learning objectives

1Predict which solution has the lowest pH at equal concentration. What happens when you dilute it?

Questions teachers ask

What assumptions does this simulation use?

Ideal monoprotic solutions at 25 °C. Weak acid Ka = 1.8 × 10⁻⁵; weak base Kb = 1.8 × 10⁻⁵. Water keeps extreme dilution near pH 7.

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