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method
Sunday, May 9, 2010, 10:14 AM
METHOD:
  1. Extract the juices from the fruits using a juicer. [for fruits like bananas && apples, use a blender to puree it]
  2. Measure 10mL of each fruit juice and pour each fruit juice into a separate container.
  3. Use a pH meter to measure the pH level in the juice and wait 10 seconds before taking the measurement.
  4. Read the pH level off the ph meter.
  5. Record the results in a table.
  6. Repeat steps 1-5 for each of the different types of fruit juice.
  7. Repeat the experiment 3 times to ensure that the results are reliable.
  8. Calculate the average pH level of each fruit juice from the set of 3 different pH levels for each fruit juice.
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