11:33 Jan 11, 2001 |
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na | pH |
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na | acid/alcalinity level |
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na | See below |
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pH Explanation: Just the same as in English. It is a very common term. Good luck. |
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acid/alcalinity level Explanation: It's a universally used term, related to 'potential of Hydrogen' [pH], or the acidity/alcalinity level of a given substance [1-14 scale, 7= neutral]. Luck! |
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See below Explanation: As it was said before, the initials used in Spanish are the same "ph" Abreviación de Potencial Hidrógeno. Coeficiente que caracteriza el grado de acidez de un medio. Greetings from: OSO ¶:^) |
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