How can you properly dispose of Sulfuric Acid?

People in high school - as your other questions suggest - tend to think a weak acid is stronger than it is. Anyway, my advice would be to slowly add a little of the acid to a much larger volume of water then wash it away down the sink. If you have pH paper on hand you should test that the pH of the acid has dropped to around 7.

If you don't have pH paper or some other indicator available you could probably make your own indicator if you happen to have red cabbage lying around the house An alternative would be a neutralisation reaction (rather than dilution). Add lots of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) but do it very slowly. Again check the pH then wash it down the sink.

If you have a stronger base available - such as sodium hydroxide solution - you could use that but be careful, the neutralisation reactions are very exothermic and will get very hot.

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