SNC2D – Chemistry: Chemical ReactionsQuestions:1. What is acid indigestion? How is it treated, and explain how the treatment works.2. What would you expect as an approximate pH value for each of the following?(Use the pH scale in Figure 1 on page 296)a) A very concentrated baseb) A dilute basic (or alkaline) solutionc) A very concentrated acidd) A dilute acide) Tap water3. Consider a solution with a pH of 6.5 and a solution of 3.5. Which is more acidic?How much more acidic is it?4. Roughly how much more acidic is lemon juice than apples (see Figure 1 on page296)? Roughly how much more basic is bleach than blood?(apples have pH = 3, lemons have pH = 2)5. What happens to the pH of an acid when water is added to it?

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