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Does an acid or base start with H?
Acid
Does an acid or base create hydrogen ions when dissolved in water?
Acid
Does an acid or base conduct electricity when dissolved in water?
Both
Does an acid or base taste sour?
Acid
Does an acid or base have a pH less than 7?
Acid
Are these thing examples of acids or bases? -Lemon Juice, Stomach acid, vinegar-
Acid
What is monoprotic?
A type of acid that contains 1 H
What is diprotic?
A type of acid that contains 2 H
What is triprotic?
A type of acid that contains 3 H
What is polyprotic?
A type of acid that contains 2 or more H, it includes all diprotic and triprotic acids
Does an acid or base create hydroxide ions when dissolved in water?
Base
Does an acid or base taste bitter?
Base
Does an acid or base have slippery texture?
Base
Does an acid or base have a pH greater than 7?
Base
Are these thing examples of acids or bases? -Bleach, Baking Soda, Drain cleaner, ammonia-
Base
What is a pH scale?
A logarithmic, numeric scale with a range of 0-14 that is used to specify the acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution.
What pH do neutral substances have?
7
Since the pH scale is logarithmic, a pH value of 5 is _ times more than a pH value of 6. Fill in the blank
10
What is an Acid-Base indicator?
A solution that changes the color in the presence of an acid or base.
What is a Litmus Acid-Base indicator?
A paper strip that identifies the solution as an acid or base.
When using Litmus paper, what color will it turn for an acid?
Red
When using Litmus paper, what color will it turn for a base?
Blue
In the Bronsted-Lowry theory, what are the bases and acids?
Acids are H donors
Bases are H acceptors
What is a conjugate acid?
Product that has gained H in a reaction
What is a conjugate base?
Product that has lost H in a reaction
What does Amphoteric mean?
A substance that can act as both an acid and a base.
In the Lewis Theory, what are the acids and bases?
Acid is an electron pair acceptor
Base is an electron pair donor
What is Titration?
An experiment technique used to determine the concentration of a solution by reacting a known volume of the solution with a solution of a known concentration
What is Phenolphthalein Acid-Base indicator?
It is a solution that determines if the reaction is an acid or a base
What happens if the Phenolphthalein solution is colorless?
it is an acid
What happens if the Phenolphthalein solution is pink?
It is a base
What is a Universal Acid-Base indicator?
It changes color over the entire pH range. It can be used as a solution or a paper strip
What is Buffer?
It is a substance that resists change in pH when limited amounts of acid or base is added. It can be added purposefully to help maintain pH levels or naturally.
What do strong acids and bases do in water?
They completely dissociate
What do weak acids and bases do in water?
The partially dissociate
Is HCl a strong acid?
Yes
Is HC a strong acid?
No
Is HNO3 a strong acid?
Yes
Is HSO a strong acid?
No
Is H2SO4 a strong acid?
Yes
Is HI a strong acid?
Yes
Is HBr a strong acid?
Yes
Is HClO4 a strong acid?
Yes
Is HGe a strong acid?
No
Is H3Al a strong acid?
No
Is Ca(OH)2 a strong base?
Yes
Strong bases include all metals from group 2
True
Is Mg(OH)2 a strong base?
Yes
pH is only related to concentration
True
In Arrhenius’ theory, what are the acids and bases?
Acids produce H+
Bases produce OH-
What does the Arrhenius theory produce?
Water and salt
Whatever the significant figures are is how many decimals places your answer should have
True
If the pH is 1.03, is it acidic or basic?
Acidic
If the pH is 10.82, is it acidic or basic?
Basic