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nukeman
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Hey,
I am trying to figure out some research for a department at school, and need some chemistry info.
Basically, I am comparing D2O (Heavy water) HDO (Semiheavy water) and H2O (Light water)
NOW... each of them have different pH levels.
What does that mean that they each have different pH levels?
I know the pH is the activity of the hydrogen ion. But can someone explain that a little more clear for me? :)
Does it mean they vibrate at different rates? Or what?
Thanks Chem guys and galls!
I am trying to figure out some research for a department at school, and need some chemistry info.
Basically, I am comparing D2O (Heavy water) HDO (Semiheavy water) and H2O (Light water)
NOW... each of them have different pH levels.
What does that mean that they each have different pH levels?
I know the pH is the activity of the hydrogen ion. But can someone explain that a little more clear for me? :)
Does it mean they vibrate at different rates? Or what?
Thanks Chem guys and galls!