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what is the pH of benzene?why pH is not below 1
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Answer / sai kumar
Benzene is a non polar compound then how can benzene has a ph between 3-5? Benzene cannot yield H+ ions then how is it possible that it has a ph of 3-5? In other words, I prefer not associating ph with non-polar substances.
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Answer / rani
ph of benzene is between 3-5.ph is not below 1 coz it is
slightly acidic in nature.
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Answer / disha
Benzene is not ionized in water and it can produce a H+ (proton) and that' s why ph is 0 for benzene.
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Answer / bob
This is because benzene is not a very strong acid. Very strong acids are below the pH level 1, and they can be very dangerous
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