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Definition of «acidic»

The term acidic refers to something that has a low pH level, which means it is sour or corrosive. Acids are substances that can donate hydrogen ions when dissolved in water and have a pH below 7. Examples of acids include lemon juice, vinegar, and battery acid.

Usage examples

  1. The orange juice tasted extremely acidic, causing a sour sensation on the tongue.
  2. The pH level of the chemical substance was found to be highly acidic, posing a potential risk to the environment.
  3. The doctor advised him against consuming too many acidic foods, as they could worsen his acid reflux symptoms.
  4. The acidic soil in their garden was not suitable for growing most vegetables, so they decided to use a neutralizer to balance its pH.
  5. The student conducted an experiment by pouring an acidic solution on a metal plate, observing how it corroded over time.

Phrases with «acidic»

Sentences with «acidic»

  • The food helps to create a more acidic environment in the mouth, making it less likely for bacteria to develop. (wagnwash.com)
  • Once they've grown in number, they start producing a thin film which will protect them from the slightly acidic environment of the dog's mouth. (mypetneedsthat.com)
  • This helps to rid and prevent the body of diseases, which thrive in acidic environments. (robinskey.com)
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