Originally posted by shaberyea im aware of that, that's why i was suprised when he said 10.2
I would imagine it would be around 2? 😬 You are aware that PH7 is neutral, above is ALKALI and BELOW is acidic?
is it equivalent to the pH level of stomach acid? if so, isn't distilled white vinegar bad for the teeth?
Originally posted by shaberso...it's close to stomach acid correct? wont be exact...
You could probably find the PH of stomach acid on wikipedia.The integers for acids are not evenly spaced. There is a much larger gap between 2 and 3 than there is between 3 and 4, 4 and 5, 5and 6.
Car battery acid is 0.
Originally posted by -hh-
yea im aware of that, that's why i was suprised when he said 10.2is it equivalent to the pH level of stomach acid? if so, isn't distilled white vinegar bad for the teeth?
stomach acid is about 1 or 2, and vinegar is around 2 or 3
and yes, it's bad for your teeth, but then again so is lemon juice (2) and beer (3)
Originally posted by -hh-
source?
my own brain...altough i apologise that i cant provide a link...at least not with existing technology
wikipedia agrees
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetic_acid
its in the properties list at the side under acidity pKa
Originally posted by jaden101shit so it's not close to stomach acid 😬
my own brain...altough i apologise that i cant provide a link...at least not with existing technologywikipedia agrees
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetic_acid
its in the properties list at the side under acidity pKa
edit: i checked the link, it's only for vinegar, not distilled white vinegar
Originally posted by -hh-
shit so it's not close to stomach acid 😬
stomach acids between 1 and 2 and is dependant on the bodies homeostasis and is hydrochloric
the difference primarily being that stomach acid is a strong acid and concentrated ethananoic acid is a weak acid
the difference between strong and weak is how they dissociate in water...this means at the rate they give off hyrdogen ions...and whether or not equilibria are set up
HCl fully dissociates to a completed reaction wheras ethanoic sets up an equilibria and thus isn't as corrosive
now hydrofluoric acid...thats fun...it actually goes deep into the skin before dissociating...this means that there is initially no pain...you wouldn't even notice it until it dissolved most of your skin off the affected area
even better when its diluted as it causes immense pain...but does hardly any damage 😈
if you want to go really silly...i suggest you look up Fluoroantimonic acid
Originally posted by jaden101😈 im getting ideas here 😈
stomach acids between 1 and 2 and is dependant on the bodies homeostasis and is hydrochloricthe difference primarily being that stomach acid is a strong acid and concentrated ethananoic acid is a weak acid
the difference between strong and weak is how they dissociate in water...this means at the rate they give off hyrdogen ions...and whether or not equilibria are set up
HCl fully dissociates to a completed reaction wheras ethanoic sets up an equilibria and thus isn't as corrosive
now hydrofluoric acid...thats fun...it actually goes deep into the skin before dissociating...this means that there is initially no pain...you wouldn't even notice it until it dissolved most of your skin off the affected area
even better when its diluted as it causes immense pain...but does hardly any damage 😈
if you want to go really silly...i suggest you look up Fluoroantimonic acid
thanks for info 👆
Originally posted by -hh-
shit so it's not close to stomach acid 😬edit: i checked the link, it's only for vinegar, not distilled white vinegar
doesn't matter...vinegar of any type...be it white wine vineger or whatever..they are all forms of ethanoic acid which forms from the oxidation of ethanol...
thus in the distilled (concentrated) form...they are all concentrated ethanoic acid...which is what the link it for