What is the pH of soft drinks? A scientific look at their acidity
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The pH of most carbonated soft drinks typically ranges between 2.5 and 3.5, making them highly acidic. This surprising fact reveals the powerful chemical processes behind your favorite beverages, from the effervescence of carbonation to the tartness from added acids like phosphoric and citric acid. Understanding this acidity is key to grasping its broader health implications.
