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Answer 1

pH basically gives indication of how acidic it is.
Density is the ratio of is mass to its volume.

Explanation:

he pH scale ranges from `0` to `14`, with `[0,7)` being acidic and the lower the number the more acidic, that is, the higher is the degree of ionization in water to form a high concentration of hydrogen or oxonium ions in solution, and `(7,14]` being basic or alkaline and the higher the number, the more basic. A pH of `7` is neutral.

The density of water is `"1 g/cm"""^3` or `"1000 kg/m"""^3`.

So a density of `1.0312` (in `"g/cm"""^3` presume) is slightly more dense than water so would most likely sink in water if it is immiscible.

The relative density of a material (also called specific gravity) is a ratio of the density f the material to that of water at 4 degrees Celsius, which is the temp at which water has its maximum density.