Interpretation:
The effect on a neutral solution when it becomes acidic or basic is to be explained.
Concept introduction:
A solution is neutral if hydrogen ion and hydroxyl ion concentration in the solution is equal.
A solution is acidic if hydrogen ion is more than hydroxyl ion concentration in the solution.
A solution is basic if hydrogen ion is less than hydroxyl ion concentration in the solution.
Answer to Problem 43SSC
When the solution becomes acidic, its
When the solution becomes basic, its
Explanation of Solution
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As
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