SOLVED: 1. Draw the pH scale from 0 to 14. 2. Indicate where on the scale it is acidic, basic, and neutral. 3. At pH 3 and pH 12, indicate the hydrogen ion concentration (For example, at pH 7, the hydrogen ion concentration is 0.0000001 M). 4. On the scale, show how the hydrogen ion concentration changes (increases or decreases) from neutral to acidic and from neutral to basic.

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