Understanding Superalkalinity: A Guide to Measuring pH Levels

Superalkalinity refers to a substance that has a pH greater than 12. It is a measure of the alkalinity of a solution, and it is used to determine the ability of a substance to neutralize acids. Superalkalinity is not a commonly used term in everyday conversation, but it is used in scientific and technical contexts where precise measurements of pH are important.

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