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What is the value of pH for a neutral solution?

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The hydrogen ion concentration in the body is measured by the pH, which stands for power of hydrogen.
The pH scale determines whether a chemical is acidic or basic.
The pH scale goes from , with being considered neutral.
Acidic solutions have a pH less than , while basic or alkaline solutions have a pH more than .

Final answer:
Hence, the value of pH for a neutral solution is .

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