Chemistry
Acids, Bases and the pH Scale
Chemistry
Acids, Bases and the pH Scale
REACTION BEAKER · 500 mL
Volume
0 mL
SOLUTION pH
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Values calculated using the ideal model at 25°C.
Initial amounts before neutralization
H⁺ and OH⁻ react in a 1:1 molar ratio; other ions stay in solution. The display is relative to support observation and does not show actual ion counts.
HCl
Strong acid in the model
Source remaining: 250 mL
Changing concentration or solution type empties the beaker. Your recorded reference is kept for comparison.
500 mL remaining. Press Pour repeatedly or use Space/Enter.
Tenfold dilution requires solute and a sample of at most 50 mL.
Spacing is for readability; pH values remain logarithmic.
A one-unit pH difference corresponds to about ten times in [H⁺] within the model range.
State: —
Values are computed with the ideal solution model at 25°C.
No solution yet for the indicator to reflect a pH range.
Learning simulation · Ideal strong HCl/NaOH · 25°C · Not a substitute for real laboratory instructions.