Understanding Solutions
Concentration and Solubility
Describing Acids
Describing Bases
pH Scale
100

This is usually present in a greater amount in a solution

Solvent

100

A solution in which more solute can be dissolved is called a(n) ________ solution

Unsaturated

100

Changes Litmus paper color from

Blue to Red

100

Changes Litmus paper color from

Red to Blue


100

The pH scale ranges from 

1 to 14

200

This is usually present in a smaller amount in a solution

Solute

200

This makes a saturated solution become unsaturated

Heat

200

What does it make when it mixes with limestone, egg shells, or other carbonates

Carbon Dioxide

200

Its taste and feels

Bitter and Slippery


200

What numbers represent the acids, neutral, and bases

Acids 1-6; Neutral 7; Bases 8-14


300

The three types of mixtures

Solution, colloid, and suspension

300

How do water molecules dissolve salt

It surrounds each ion

300

How does it create when it mixes with metals

Hydrogen gas

300

How do bases react with metals

They don't

300

The product of neutralization 

Salt and Water

400

A solution can be in different forms, which are...

Solids, liquids, or gases

400

How do water molecules dissolve sugar

It surrounds each sugar molecule

400

Give an example of an acid

TBD

400

Give an example of a base

TBD

400

Find the concentration of a solution with 30g of solute in 250g of solution

12%

500

A solute _______ the freezing point of a liquid

Lowers

500

______ solution that contains more of the dissolved material than could be dissolved by the solvent under normal circumstances

Supersaturated

500

What is the chemical symbol for Hydrogen ions

H+

500

What is the chemical symbol for Hydroxide ions

HO-

500

Antacids have a pH of 11 and drain cleaner has a pH of 14.  Assuming each pH value really represents 10x, this is how much more basic drain cleaner is compared to antacids.

1000x

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