Titrated acid wash page

[julesandtash]

What it should say is Basic to Acidic (Basic being the correct term as opposed to Alkaline). I will amend it now.

[julesandtash]

Great wright up mate, I did spot a couple of spelling mistakes but I'm a fine one to talk.

I can't help but see the irony in you making a spelling mistake in that sentence.
I think you mean 'Great write up mate.....'

[photoman290]

not wanting to sound like alecr over on VOD, but the word is BASE. BASS is the name of a brewery and also the term for a low frequency signal.

And a fish,you should know that living where you do 

bass? we cant afford to eat bass down here. that for the visitors. mackerel for the locals.

[Julian]

What it should say is Basic to Acidic (Basic being the correct term as opposed to Alkaline). I will amend it now.

That's a new one on me ... so acidic is to basic as acid is to base, then?

[julesandtash]

Indeed so - as written here among other articles.... http://www.elmhurst.edu/~chm/vchembook/184ph.html

[Julian]

Not disputing the correctness of it's use, but as many will be struggling with the whole chemistry thing (as I do!), would it be better to use terminology that's in common usage?  Just one less thing that Muppets like me wouldn't have to work out!

[julesandtash]

Funnily enough, I originally wrote Alkaline when writing the article then corrected it because I though that, if I didn't somebody would point out that it was not the right word.
To cover all bases (excuse the pun) I have now changed it to say Basic (Alkaline) conditons.

[Head Womble]

Great wright up mate, I did spot a couple of spelling mistakes but I'm a fine one to talk.

I can't help but see the irony in you making a spelling mistake in that sentence.
I think you mean 'Great write up mate.....'

Sometimes I can be subtle, other times I just can't spell, but you know that by now.

The important bit is it makes sense to the common man.