what does the ph in ph balance means.?

Answer 1

ph mean pH
p is a mathmatical operator which means -log of something
H is the hydrogen ion concentration, which represents the acidity of something

so its really just a simplification of the acidity. the balance part is that they adjust the acidity to be most comfortable to you.

Answer 2

The p is the abbreviation for logarithm, a mathematical concept, and the h represents the negative concentration of Hydrogen radicals in the solution.

i.e: pH = log(-[H^+])

Answer 3

pH stands for ' Potential Hydrogen' coined ' parts hydrogen'
originated from french term ' Pouvoir Hydrogen' ( or Hydrogen Power )

you need more hygrogen ions for a healthier body

Answer 4

pH is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution.
checkout this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ph tell everthing .
good luck in science.

Answer 5

per helios - the concentration of H+ ions in solution expressed by the formula pH= - log (H+ concentration))

Answer 6

ph balance is a acidic or alkalinity test.
if something is ph7, it is neutral. anything lower than 7 is termed acidic and higher than 7 termed basic.

Answer 7

pH is the testing of acidity in a liquid. <7=base, >7= acid,7=neutral
Other indicators for acidity(base or neutrality) can be phenophthalein.(clear liquid that does not turn color in acid)

Answer 8

pH ( not ph) = - log [H(+)]

[H(+)] = concentration of H(+) ions in the solution.

Answer 9

Hi. I was taught that it stood for 'potential Hydrogen' for whatever that is worth.