How to convert pH to molar concentration of hydronium ions ps. have to explain it to fifth graders

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@aahmed123

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O.O whooooops dont know this one, im in 6th grade hehehe... SORRYYYY TT.TT

anonymous · Answer

It requires an understanding of logarithms to understand it properly.  I would advice relating it to salt in water.  The more salt (H+) added the saltier (acidic) the water is.  @Helpppmeee1999

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@Oh, it is important to note the range we use to measure is 0 to 14.  You can tell them that we put more acid things as less than 7, and 7 is pure water (neutral), and as things become past neutral and less acidic it goes up to 14, which is not acidic at all.

anonymous · Answer

Okie. thank you

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Not sure how to get them to deal with the apparent oddity of the smaller numbers being more acidic though.

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I'll see if other people do, thanks

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@confluxepic

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@dan815