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Liquid PH meter Primato PH101
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PH101
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Instructions:
Fill the tank with water. Drop 2 drops of the liquid. Then compare the color to the color of the table provided with the packaging to determine water's ph levels.
Useful info:
- If you have an aquarium then you know that some fish need a specific PH to live, so you need to check your water regularly.
- The concept and scale of pH was invented in 1909 by Sören Peter Lauritz Sörensen, head of the chemical department of the Carlsberg Laboratory.
- The pH range ranges from 0 to 14 and is widely used to determine the acidity of a solution. Solutions for which the pH value is less than 7 are identified as acidic whereas solutions with pH greater than 7 are characterized alkaline. Finally, solutions with pH = 7 are called neutral. The table below shows the pH values for the solutions of some commonly used substances.
| Hydrochloric solution (HCl) 1 M | |
| Gastric fluid | |
| Lemon juice | |
| Coca-Cola | |
| Vinegar | |
| Orange Juice | |
| Beer | |
| Coffee | |
| Tea | |
| Acid rain | |
| Milk | |
| Clean water | |
| Saliva of a healthy person | |
| Blood | |
| Sea water | |
| Soap | |
| Commercial ammonia | |
| Chlorine | |
| Solution NaOH 1 Μ |
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