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The project titled 'Analysis of pH in vegetables and fruit juices' by Anikesh Prasad investigates the acidity levels of various fruit juices and vegetables. It concludes that most fruit juices are acidic due to citric and phosphoric acids, while vegetables like carrots and spinach are basic due to their inorganic nutrient content. The project fulfills the requirements of the CBSE physics curriculum for the academic year 2024.

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The project titled 'Analysis of pH in vegetables and fruit juices' by Anikesh Prasad investigates the acidity levels of various fruit juices and vegetables. It concludes that most fruit juices are acidic due to citric and phosphoric acids, while vegetables like carrots and spinach are basic due to their inorganic nutrient content. The project fulfills the requirements of the CBSE physics curriculum for the academic year 2024.

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ADITYA ACADEMY

CHEMISTRTY
INVESTIGATORY PROJECT
TOPIC:- Analysis of pH in vegetables
and fruit juices
NAME:- Anikesh Prasad
CLASS:- XI
SECTION:- e
ROLL NO.:-4
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Anikesh Prasad, of XI-E, has


successfully completed a physics investigatory
project titled:

“Analysis of pH in vegetables and fruit juices”

This project is submitted in partial fulfilment of


the requirements for the physics curriculum
prescribed by the cbse for the academic year
2024.

The work presented in this project is original and


reflects the student’s dedication and
understanding of the principles of physics,
particularly the Analysis of pH in vegetables and
fruit juices

Adiya Academy Senior Secondary, Dumdum

27/08/2024

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all
those who helped me complete this project
successfully.

First and foremost, I would like to extend my


thanks to our school principal, ,for providing all
the necessary facilities required for this project.

I would also like to thank my class teacher, ,and


my chemistry teacher, ,for their constant
support, valuable guidance and encouragement
throughout the process.

Finally, I would like to extend to thank my family


who motivated me and boosted my morale when
I was stressed.

Anikesh
Prasad

Sno. Title Pgno.


1 Introduction 1
2 Ph level 2-3
3 Experiment 4-6
4 Bibliograph 7
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AIM
TO STUDY THE ACIDITY IN FRUIT
JUICes and vegetables.

INTRODUCTION
Fruit juices are generally
consumed by most of the
worlds or we can say, they are
the most consumed drinking
items all over the world. But
did we know about their effects
on our body.

What is ph?
 Ph stands for “potential of power of h+ ion”.
It is the measurement of acidity or basically
of an aqueous solution
 Mathematically, ph is the negative logarithm
of the activity of hydronium ion
concentration
 Mathematically,
Ph= -log(h+) or log(1/h+)

Ph indicators
 A ph indicator is a chemical compound that is
added in small amounts to a solution so that
the ph of the solution can be determined
visually. Normally , the indicator causes the
colour of the solution to change in other
physical properties for example olfactory
indicators show change in their odour.
 Some ph indicators are:
Phenolphthalein, methyl orange and litmus,
ph paper.

The PH SCALE
 The ph scale is a scale which
measures how acidic or basic
substance is.
 A ph of less than 7 is acidic.
 A ph of 7 is neutral.
 A ph of greater than 7 is basic.
Experiment

Materials required
 Test tube
 Burner
 Litmus paper
 Various fruit juices and
vegetables
Fruits and vegetables used
 Orange
 Apple
 Pomegranate
 Guava
 Spinach
 Carrots
procedure
 take 5ml of juice in a test tube.
 Dip a ph paper in the test tube.
 If ph is less than 7, the juice is
acidic.
 If ph is more than 7, the juice is
basic.
Obseravtions
 The table shows the type and ph
value of the most fruit juices and
vegetables
 Most of the juices are acidic in
nature
Name of juice Ph value
Orange juice 2.8 to 4
Apple juice 3 to 4
Pomegranate juice 3.5 to 4
Guava juice 3.4 to 4
Spinach 5.50 to 6.80
Carrot 5.88 to 6.40
Results
 After conducting the test, it was
concluded that the different types
of juices namely, lemon juice,
orange juice, apple juice, guava
juice, all are acidic in nature while
vegetable like carrot and spinach
are basic in nature
 Reason of acidity: fruit juices are
generally acidic because of the
presence of citric acid and
phosphoric acid. Ph values of
juices of different due to the
variation in number of acidic
contents.
 Reason for basicity: vegetables
are basic in nature due to the
presence of inorganic nutrients
like calcium, magnesium,
potassium, sodium, zinc, sulphur
and phosphorus
Bibliography
1. Comprehensive chemistry
(vol.1) class XI
2. Abc of chemistry (vol.1) class XI

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