Wel

Either end of the pH spectrum

Is wicked toxic

^

And they can both dissolve stuff iirc

Like lye is a base innit

And it can dissolve organic stuff wicked easily

yeah

Most house hold cleaners are basic

@Muten not negative

More H+

I know some acids do have negative pH but I'm not to sure how the sclae works

can't remember

wiat

Hmmmm, I don't remember

am I completely wrong

?

But it's only 1

Not negative

If you're thinking of it like 7 is neutral and like 0 on a number scale

It's a fitting analogy

https://www.thoughtco.com/is-a-negative-ph-possible-603653

But the pH scale is logarithmic and has to do with free H+ or OH groups

Iirc

The log function has negative values...

Makes sense, I'm most saying sulfur springs are about 1

@Diocleziano I wasnt saying it didn't :3

Yeah I was thinking of HCl and confused it with sulfur

Im just saying these are totally ~1

It all depends really

So it is possible to have negative ph?

Acids are one end bases are another

Probably

Yes, high molarity of H ions

but it's difficult to test it

Gotcha

You'd calculate it as such.

you can calculate negative pH but we can't test it

Per the article and that makes sense based on what I remember

You can, but at that point it's not really worth it tbh