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acid

A solution that has an excess of H+ ions.

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-Taste sour
-React strongly with metals
-Can be dangerous and burn skin
-Turn blue litmus paper red
-Increase H+ ion concentration in solution

Characteristics of acids?

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acetic

Vinegar contains acid.

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ascorbic

Vitamin C contains acid.

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hydrochloric

Stomach acid is called acid.

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base

A solution that has an excess of OH- ions.

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alkali or alkaline

Another word for base is or .

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-Taste bitter
-Feel slippery
-Strong bases can burn skin
-Turn red litmus paper blue
-Increase OH- ion concentration in solution

Characteristics of bases?

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sodium bicarbonate

Baking soda is called .

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sodium hypochlorite

Bleach contains .

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ammonium hydroxide

Glass cleaner contains .

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citric

Fruits contain acid.

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defense

Some insects and plants use acids or bases for .

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hydrochloric

The stomach uses acid to digest food.

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lactic

Muscles produce acid during exercise.

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base

The pancreas releases a to neutralize acid.

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To balance out the pH levels in your stomach.

Why would drinking something with a higher pH help indigestion?

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gain or lose

Ions form when atoms or electrons.

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negative

Electrons have a charge.

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cations

Atoms that lose electrons are called .

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anions

Atoms that gain electrons are called .

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hydrogen

Acids in water form ions.

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hydroxide

Bases in water form ions.

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H

A substance is acidic if it releases ___ ions in water.

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OH

A substance is basic if it releases ___ ions in water.

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power of Hydrogen

pH stands for .

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0 to 14

pH scale ranges from ___ to ___.

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neutral

pH 7 is .

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less

pH than 7 is an acid.

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greater

pH than 7 is a base.

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indicators

substances that change color when exposed to acid or base solutions/tell the pH of the solution

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1) Phenolphthalein
2) red cabbage juice
3) litmus paper

Examples of indicators?

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It would be helpful to determine if a substance is safe to drink.

A real-life situation where an indicator could be helpful.

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Acids have more H+ ions snd bases have more OH- ions.

Explain the difference between acids and bases.

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Acids contain H+ ions. Bases contain OH- ions.

How are ions related to acids and bases?

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Testing their pH.

How can you tell if something is an acid using the pH scale?

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percentage of Hydrogen or potential of Hydrogen

What else could pH stand for?

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HCl

What is the chemical formula for hydrochloric acid?

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Ionizes (breaks down into ions) almost completely when dissolved in water and therefore contributes many H+ ions in the solution.

Why is hydrochloric acid classified as a strong acid?

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NaOH

What is the chemical formula for sodium hydroxide?

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Ionizes almost completely when dissolved in water and has many OH- ions.

Why is sodium hydroxide classified as a strong base?

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solutions do not ionize completely in water

What determines a weak acid or base?

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CH₃COOH

What is the formula for acetic acid?

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ammonia

Name a weak base.

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Equal number of H+ and OH- ions

Why is water classified as a neutral solution?

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acids

Substances that react with metals to produce hydrogen gas are called .

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6.9

A weak acid has a pH of .

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red

Acids turn blue litmus paper .

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base

Acid or base? Milk of magnesia

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base

Acid or base? Substances that all contain the hydroxide (OH-) ion

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acid

Acid or base? Substance is a proton donor

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base

Acid or base? Substance that is a proton acceptor

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acid

Acid or base? Substance found in fruits as such as lemons and oranges

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base

Acid or base? Ammonia

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base

Acid or base? Substance that turns litmus paper blue

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acid

Acid or base? Substance that has a sour taste

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base

Acid or base? Substance that has a bitter taste

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acid/neutral

Acid or base? Phenolphthalein is colorless in this solution

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base

Acid or base? Substance that is slippery to the touch

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base

Acid or base? Substance that turns phenolphthalein bright pink (magenta)

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acid

Acid or base? Substance that dissolves in water to produce positive hydrogen (H+) ions

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base

Acid or base? Substance that emulsifies fats and oils

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acid

Acid or base? Substance that turns litmus paper red

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-Hydrochloric acid (HCl)
-Sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄)
-Nitric acid (HNO₃)

List 3 common acids and their formulas:

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carbonic acid

What kind of acid is soda?

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-Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
-Potassium hydroxide (KOH)
-Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)₂)

List 3 common bases and their formulas:

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They both produce ions that conduct electricity.

Why are acids and bases electrolytes?