Acidic

... such as vitamin C are water soluble and will simply be expelled from the body as waste; you cannot overdose on vitamin C (though it is often acidic and may cause some sort of urinary tract infection... but not because it is a vitamin.)

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... and I wonder if my stomach pH is not optimal. Would explain the orange juice cravings I have been having whenever I want to eat (providing an acidic environment at the time of the meal). The thought of swallowing a ph litmus paper and throwing it back up doesn't thrill me. Wonder how I could ...

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while I'm not familiar with the ingredients of meat tenderizer - it's probably acidic. I realize you're probably wanting to conduct this relatively quickly - but I'd recommend composting. Take your human hair (get lots of it), mix it with simple carbohydrates (something ...

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EDTA is annoying to dissolve to say the least. It is slightly acidic, but disssolves only at pH 8. Also I usually do not prepare my solution in PBS but in water. So take your PH meter, weigh your EDTA and add it to 80ml MQwater, then take a pipette, 10M ...

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... in consideration not only the pH of the PBS solution but also the effect of the acetic acid (which will be "pulling" your pH down into acidic) so if yout pH is to low try lowering the pH by adding a base such as NaOH

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