Acidic Attitudes
All About That Base
pH Scale & Reactions
Can you name it?
Digging Digestion
100

Acids taste this way. 

What is sour? 

100

Bases have this taste.

What is bitter? 

100

The pH scale ranges from

What is 0-14? 

100

This acidic substance is used to make lemonade. 

What is a lemon? 
100

Digestion is 

What is breaking food into raw materials/energy? 

200

Acids turn litmus paper this color.

What is red? 

200

Bases turn litmus paper this color.

What is blue? 

200

Acids make this and a negative ion in solution.

What is H+/Hydrogen ion? 

200

This basic substance kills germs on your hands. 

What is soap? 

200

Digestion includes these 2 forms of energy. 

What is chemical and mechanical? 

300

Acids react with these metals. 

What is Mg, Zn, & Fe. (Magnesium, Zinc, & Iron) 

300
This feeling is a general characteristic of a base. 

What is slippery? 

300

Bases make this in solution along with positive ions.

What is OH-/Hydroxide ion? 

300
This acidic substance is used in vinaigrette. 

What is vinegar? 

300

In this order the mouth, stomach, and small intestine have pH values of

What is 7, 2, 8? 

400

Strong acids are found here on the pH scale. 

What is lower? (0-3) 

400

Strong bases are found here on the pH scale. 

What is higher? (12-14) 

400
A low pH tells you that this ion is in high quantity, but a high pH tells you that this ion is in low quantity. 

What is H+/Hydrogen ion? 

400

This basic substance can be ingested to help control heartburn. 

What is an antacid? 

400

The names of enzymes used in the digestive system are

What is amylase & pepsin? 

500
When acids react with this, limestone forms bubbles and releases carbon dioxide. 

What is carbonate? 

500

Bases are good for cleaning, but too much can do this to your skin. 

What is burn/irritate? 

500

In a neutralization reaction an acid reacts with a base to produce this and water.

What is a salt? 

500

This substance is the most common acid and the most common base on the planet. 

What is water? 

500

The 4 macromolecules are 

What are Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, & DNA. 
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