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A blend of two or more substances

Mixture

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Are mixtures Physically mixed or chemically bonded?

Physically mixed

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A mixture that is uniform throughout

Homogeneous

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A mixture that is not uniform throughout

Heterogeneous

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Mixture with one or more substances evenly distributed

Solutions

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A substance dissolved in the solution

Solute

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A substance that dissolved the solute

Solvent

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What is another word for a Solution

Homogeneous mixture

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What are some examples of Solutions?

Soda, Lemonade.

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A mixture of water rand undissolved materials

Suspensions

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What would be an example of a suspension

Water and washing soap.

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The amount of solute dissolves in a measured amount of solution.

The concentration

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No more solute will dissolve

Saturated solution

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Water is the solvent

Aqueous Solution.

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What is considered the universal solvent

Water

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Who created the pH scale?

Soren P. L Sorenson

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What year was it created

1909

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What did the scientist propose in this letter

The actual degree of acidity in a solution should be measured by hydrogen ion concentration and proposed the pH scale for expressing the hydrogen ion concentration.

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What substance did Sorenson get involved in testing acidity

Beer

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What phrase did the pH symbol come from

Pouvoir Hydrogene (power of hydrogen)

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What are acids and bases?

2 extremes that describe a chemical property in chemicals.

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What happens if you mix acids and bases.

They cancel out and neutralize their extreme effects.

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What is a substance that is not acidic or basic

Neutral

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What does the pH scale measure

How acidic or basic a substance is.

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What is there range of pH scale

0 to 14

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What is a pH less than 7

Acidic

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What is a pH more than 7

Basic

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What is pH value below 7

10 times more acidic

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What is a pH value above 7

10 times more basic

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What is another word for basic

Alkaline

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What are some examples of acids

Citrus fruits, Tomatoes, softdrinks/tea

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What are some examples of bases

Antacids, Bleach, Household cleaners

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What is a very strong base

Ammonia

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What is the taste of Acid

sour

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What is the taste of a base

Bitter

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What is the type of ion that is most commonly found in an acid.

Hydrogen ion or H+

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What is the type of ion that is most commonly found in a base

Hydroxide ion or OH-

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What is the name of the proton found in acids

“Donner”

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What is the name of the proton found in bases

Acceptor.

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What is the color of litmus paper when placed in acid

Pink

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What is the color of litmus paper when placed in blue

Blue.

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What is a more detailed and exact definition of the pH scale

measures the concentration of H+ ions.

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What is H20 broken apart?

OH+H

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What is a 7 on the pH scale

Water

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Whats another term used for hydrogen ions on the pH scale

H30+ or Hydronium ions

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A weak acid or base that can react with a strong acid or based to prevent sudden sharp changes in pH

A buffer.

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