acidic

It should not be too acidic, or lower than 6.

But 20 years later, most mills were still making acidic paper.

Books are (or used to be) made of acidic paper.

Any time she lost him, he'd be sure to set her right with acidic delight.

You might also breathe this way if your blood became too acidic for any reason.

However, one might have a different measure of the quality "acidic".

The major part of the soil is medium or high acidic.

If the water is too acidic, the animals may not be able to make strong shells.

But it may still be very acidic or lack important nutrients.

Many people find its flavor too acidic for their taste.

They are slightly or moderately acidic in their natural state.

There are probably acidic substances that can do this as well.

The words came in a rush, as if acidic on his tongue.

In the vineyard's first few years, the wine turned out to be too acidic.

The survey found that 4.2 percent of the lakes in the study were acidic.

Any longer, and the meat could begin to break down in the acidic liquid.

Art should never touch a wood frame, which is acidic.

As a result the cell wall solution becomes more acidic.

However, it may fail if the soil is too acidic.

The rate of this reaction is increased under acidic conditions.

White wine is even more acidic and can lead to stains, too.

It is extremely acidic, growing more so the deeper you go from the top.

This fish is most often found in the cool, acidic waters of the north.

What other effects may this have, such as the ocean becoming more acidic 1?

They are absent from the more acidic waters of the west.