Acids
Bases
PH
Stoichiometry
Historical Figures
100

Lower than seven on the PH scale

What are acids?

100

Higher that seven on the PH scale

What are bases?

100

Potential Hydrogen

What does the Abbreviation, PH stand for?

100

The Mass of one Molar substance.

What is Molar mass?

100

Developed the Brønsted–Lowry acid base theory.

Who was Johannes Brønsted?

200

Acids will turn blue litmus paper into this color.

What is Red?

200

Bases will turn Red litmus Paper into what color

What is Blue?

200

Measuring how acidic or basic a substance is.

What is the PH scale?

200

The exact amount of a product given after a chemical reaction.

What is the Actual Yield?

200

Søren Sørensen 

Who introduced the concept of PH?

300

Lemonade and Lime Soda

What are Common acidic drinks/Household items?

300

Soap and Ammonia.

What are common base cleaning products?

300

Ten times Stronger

What is One Unit of Change in the PH scale?

300

This States that mass cannot be created or destroyed during physical or chemical reactions.

What is the law of conservation of mass?

300

Jeremias Richter

Who invented/discovered stoichiometry?

400

hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrobromic acid, hydroiodic acid, perchloric acid, and chloric acid.

What are examples of strong acids?

400

Lithium Hydroxide

What is an example of a strong base

400

Creates salt.

What is Mixing an Acid and a base with one another.

(why do these two create a salt?)

400

A conversion factor that relates the amounts in moles of any two substances involved in a chemical reaction.

What is a Mole Ratio?

400

Fe+Cl2->FeCl3

Balance this

2Fe+3Cl2->2FeCl

2 3 2

500

-log(3.6*10-3)

Find the POH.

11.56 POH

500

The POH of Potassium Hydroxide solution with, 

[OH-] 1.0*10-2

12 POH
500

-log(6.7*10-4)

Find the PH

3.17

500

4HNO3 -> 4NO2+ H2O+O2

3 mol of O2 and need mol of NO2

12 mol NO2

500

Svante Arrhenius

Who proposed the concept of Acids and Bases?

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