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What is the difference between alkalinity and basicity?.
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What is the difference between alkalinity and basicity?.

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The key difference between these two terms is best explained in their definitions. Basicity is a measure that directly depends on the pH scale and alkalinity is how much acid is needed to lower the pH into a significant acid value
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