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Hat is the difference between h+ concentration in an acidic solution such as lemon juice (ph 2) and a basic solution such as household bleach (ph 13)?

Hat is the difference between h+ concentration in an acidic solution such as lemon juice (ph 2) and a basic solution such as household bleach (ph 13)?
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Hat is the difference between h+ concentration in an acidic solution such as lemon juice (ph 2) and a basic solution such as household bleach (ph 13)?

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Hello There!

pH 2 means it is a strong acidic solution.
pH 13 means it is a strong alkaline solution.
In between those would be pH 7 which is neutral.

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