Description
Lemon juice is sour and soapy water is basic, but a textbook's colored bar says little about the hydrogen ion concentration behind pH. pH Scale offers coffee, blood, hand soap, hydrochloric acid and more, and dipping the probe gives a reading while adding water shows dilution in action.
A molecular view shows the counts of hydrogen and hydroxide ions, making it clear that one pH unit means a tenfold concentration change.
Probe readings: Put the probe into any solution and read the pH live.
Dilute and mix: Add water or another solution and watch the value change.
Molecular view: See ion counts to understand the logarithmic scale.
Single-file offline use: One HTML file that opens in any browser, no connection needed.
A molecular view shows the counts of hydrogen and hydroxide ions, making it clear that one pH unit means a tenfold concentration change.
Features
Probe readings: Put the probe into any solution and read the pH live.
Dilute and mix: Add water or another solution and watch the value change.
Molecular view: See ion counts to understand the logarithmic scale.
Single-file offline use: One HTML file that opens in any browser, no connection needed.
