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6.7.2. Neutralization
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What is neutralization?
Hint
Think about the chemicals that balance acidity and alkalinity.
- 2.
Why is neutralization important in construction?
Hint
Consider the consequences of using untreated water.
- 3.
What is the purpose of neutralization in water used for construction?
- To remove impurities
- To balance pH levels
- To increase temperature
Hint
Consider why pH levels are critical.
- 4.
True or False: Lime is used to neutralize alkaline water.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about whether lime is acidic or basic.
- 5.
You have a water sample with a pH of 4.5. How would you use lime to adjust this pH to within the acceptable range for construction? Outline your process.
Hint
Remember the relationship between lime quantity and pH adjustments.
- 6.
If a construction site tests its water and finds a pH of 11, what steps must be taken to ensure this water is neutralized? What reagent could be used?
Hint
Identify a suitable reagent that can address high pH levels.
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