Having a little problem with finding a list of naturally ocurring acids and bases, (from the acidic environment topic), their composition and their pH in the naturally occuring form ... so if anyone can help ... plz, it'll be greatly appreciated 
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Naturally occurring acids and bases (1 Viewer)
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Naturally occuring acids include: stomach acid, lemon and orange juice, vinegar and cheese. Naturally occuring base includes: bicarbonate of soda. Try to search for these substances in order to find their composition and pH. Wikipedia.org is a good place to start.
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http://science.uniserve.edu.au/school/curric/stage6/chem/acidenv.html
This is the website for the acidic environment topic.
You will need to find the topic "Acids in food, drink and us"
And download the excel document.
Hope this helps
This is the website for the acidic environment topic.
You will need to find the topic "Acids in food, drink and us"
And download the excel document.
Hope this helps