Acids
Bases
Mis.
Titrations
pH/Concentration
100

They donate ______ 

H+

100

They accept _____ 

H+

100

Tastes sour

acids

100

What is the purpose of performing a titration?

To calculate the concentration of an acid/base

100
The pH range goes from ___ to ____
What is 0-14
200

Litmus paper turns _____ when subjected to an acid

Red

200

Litmus paper turns _____ when subjected to a base

Blue

200

Can form the hydronium ion H₃O+ in solution

Acid

200

Why do we need an indicator when performing titrations?

To determine when neutralization has occurred 

200

Coffee has a pH of 5. Given this information, coffee would be considered one of these.

What is an ACID

300

Which is an acid?

1. NaOH

2. NH3

3. HNO3

4. CaCl2

HNO3

300

Which is a base?

1. NaOH

2. HCl

3. CaCl2

4. H2SO4

NaOH

300

A substance that acts as an acid and a base

Amphoteric 

300

When neutralization occurs, the moles of acid & base are ______ and the pH is _____ 

equal & 7

300

What makes a strong acid strong and a weak acid weak?

Strong acids have more H3O+/H+ ions

400

The reaction between an acid and a base results in the formation of water and this.

What is a SALT

400

Which concentration of KOH would have the greatest amount of OH- ions? Why?

1.0M

0.1M

0.001M

0.0001M

1.0M, because it contains the MOST amount of KOH and OH- ions

400

When phenolphthalein is added during a titration, what color does the solution turn when neutralization has occurred?

Light pink

400

10.0mL of 2.0M NaOH was used to neutralize 15.0mL of HCl. What is the concentration of HCl?

1.33M

400
Citric acid is found in many fruits, yet fruits are safe to eat. Which is most likely to be the pH of citric acid: 1, 5, 7, or 10
What is 5
500

Which substance is an acid? Why?

H2O + NH3 > OH- + NH4+

H2O, because it donated an H+ ions

500

Which substance is a base? Why?

H2O + HBr > H3O+ + Br-

H20, because it accepted an H+ ions

500

Two parts:

1. Why do burets start at 0mL?

2. How would we determine the amount of acid/base used in a titration via a buret?

1. 0mL indicates that 0mL of acid/base was poured out of the buret

2. Subtract the final volume on the buret from the initial volume of the buret

500
You are titrating a base with a known concentration of acid. Would adding too much acid to the base affect anything? why or why not?

Adding too much acid beyond neutralization will result in a lower calculated concentration of base. It will not provide the correct concentration of the base.

500

Why/how do antacids help alleviate heart burn?

They help neutralize our stomach acid and bring the pH up to make it less acidic

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