Superphysics
Acids and Bases as Male and Female Effects
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Superphysics Note
Part 3 explained that particles can have a male or female charge which replace the negative and positive charges of Physics.
When combined as liquid molecules, these become bases or acids respectively.
Bases
A base emits male charge (electron in Physics) or absorbs a female charge.
An example is Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) which we notate as e11_e08_e01.
It disolves in water 2e01_e08 to form:
e11(1som)e08_e01(1sor)
The resulting sor (electron) cancels out the existing som (proton). This then raises the pH of water.
Acids
An acid emits a female charge (proton in Physics) or absorbs a male charge.
An example is Hydrochloric acid (e01_e17) which dissociates in water into:
e01(1som)e17(1sor)
This reacts with dissociated Sodium hydroxide m11(1som) and m08,m01(1sor) to create salt and water.
| Molecule | Component 1 | Component 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Sodium Hydroxide | e11(1som) | e08,e01(1sor) |
| Hydrochloric acid | e17(1sor) | e01(1som) |
| = | = | = |
| Result | e11_e17() or NaCl() | 2e01_e08() or H2O() |
Acids and Bases are extremely important in the physical aspects of Bio Superphysics since living things, especially humans, are mostly made up of water.
