Acid Rain
Acids
Neutralization
Bases
Formula
100
What source starts the process of producing acid rain?
Burning Fossil Fuels
100
What is the pH range of acids?
0-7
100
When acids and bases are mixed together they always form what?
WATER and a salt
100
What is the pH range of bases?
7-14
100
Classify as Acid, Base, or neither: HCl
Acid
200
Fossil Fuels produce _________, which than reacts with oxygen gas in the air.
sulfur
200
Acids taste?
sour
200
HCl and LiOH produces H20 and ______ when the neutralization reaction occurs.
LiCl
200
A pH of 8 would be considered a weak/strong base.
weak base
200
Classify as Acid, Base, or neither: H3PO4
Acid
300
Sulfur, from fossil fuels, reacts with oxygen in the air to produce what?
Sulfur Oxides (SO3 and SO2)
300
Acids turn litmus paper from
blue to red
300
NH4OH and HI produces H20 and ______ when the neutralization reaction occurs.
NH4I
300
Bases taste _____ and feel ______
Bitter and soapy
300
Classify as Acid, Base, or neither: LiBr
neither
400
Sulfur oxides react with what in the air to produce acid rain (H2SO3 and H2SO4).
Water
400
Acids make pH paper turn
red/pink
400
H3PO4 and LiOH produces H20 and ______ when the neutralization reaction occurs.
Li3PO4
400
What do bases dissociate into in water?
OH- ions
400
What is the one and ONLY compound that can act as both an Arrhenius Acid and as an Arrhenius Base?
H20
500
What are old buildings and statues made of that are especially prone to erosion from acid rain?
Limestone
500
What do acids always produce when dissociated in water?
H+ ions
500
HF and Ca(OH)2 produces H20 and ______ when the neutralization reaction occurs.
CaF2
500
Bases react with cabbage juice indicator and turn?
yellow/green
500
What is the common name for HC2O3H2?
Vineager
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