Ph indicator
Measures exact level of Ph
What is a Universal indicator?
Why can acids be dangerous?
What is corrosivity
Why can bases be dangerous?
What is Most are very flammable.
The difference between strong and weak electrolytes
What is Dissociation?
What is the human body's natural response to an increase of carbon dioxide in the blood?
What is Hyperventilation?
Paper that turns Red/Blue when placed in an acid or a base
What is Litmus paper?
Is HF (aq) a Strong Or weak acid?
What is weak?
What is a Base?
What are substances that react with acids?
Why do nonelectrolytes not conduct electricity?
What is No cations or anions
The organ in the body that monitors carbon dioxide concentration in the blood?
What is the Medulla Oblongata
Name a neutral substance
What is blood/water?
What is an Acid?
What is a molecule or ion capable of either donating a proton
What do bases normally taste like?
Is Acetic acid a strong electrolyte?
What is no?
Why would the brain not react to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the blood?
What is CNS Depression?
Can be an inaccurate type of Ph indicator depending on the type used
What is Red cabbage juice?
Name a diprotic Acid
What is H2SO4/HSO4?
Is Li(OH) a strong base?
What is yes?
Is HCl a strong or weak electrolyte?
What is strong?
The two main causes of Respiratory Acidosis
What is Trigger not sensed/ Response inadiquate
Red cabbage has a special molecule called _____. It gives red cabbage its color
What is Anthocyanin?
How do you neutralize an acid?
What is add a base?
How do you neutralize a base?
What is add an acid?
What is the definition of a nonelectrolyte?
What is a substance that, when dissolved, results in a solution that does not conduct electricity?
What would happen if someone Remained in Respiratory Acidosis?
What is an early death?