Temperature and ph

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From: Raymond A. Rogoway
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 1995 00:00

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This is a chem question but it's ok because chem is just a minor subset of
physics called atomic physics. The local water company had a check valve fail
and dumped sodium hydroxide into our water for 9 hours. Our ph went up to 11.
They flushed the lines and advised us to do the same. I flushed my water heater
also. I now find that our cold water ph is 7.8 and hot water is 9.1 @ 30!C. I
checked my outdated chem text book and can't find a relationship between temp
and ph. I'd like a reference also so I can research the dynamics of this.

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