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In a solution (in this case, sand), a Ph rating of 7 or "neutral" is given if the number of Hydronium ions is equivalent to the number of Hydroxide ions.

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βˆ™ 5mo ago

Sand is composed of minerals like quartz, which are chemically inert and do not significantly affect the pH of water. As a result, sand typically does not influence the pH of its surroundings and remains neutral. pH levels depend more on the substances dissolved in the water than on the sand itself.

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βˆ™ 7y ago

Sand doesn't affect the pH of water.

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