pH Scale
The pH scale represents how basic or acidic a object can be

The ph scale goes from 1 to 14
Acids are when they are less than 7 and base is when more than 7
7 is neutral
Litmus paper can be used to experiment weather something is alkali or acidic
Reactivity Series

This is the reactivity series mentioning the reactive elements in the form of faster reaction
mnemonics will help us remember the form of elements in the table
How does the pH of soil affect plant growth?
Why does lemon juice have a lower pH than vinegar, even though both are acids?
Can two acids with the same pH have different strengths or effects? Why?
Why does potassium react more violently with water than magnesium?
How does the reactivity series help us extract metals from their ores?
Why are gold and platinum found in nature as pure elements, while iron isn’t?
How does the reactivity series explain displacement reactions in chemistry?
keywords
Neutral
Indicator
Hydrogen ion (H⁺)
Displacement reaction
Oxidation
Reduction
Ore
Corrosion