Chemistry, 12.07.2019 00:00, s108870

Suppose you have an acid in your house with a ph of 1.2. this means you have a really strong acid in the house. how would you explain the term "strong acid" to someone who is not familiar with chemistry? how would you explain it to someone who is familiar with chemistry but just forgot what that term means?

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