ACIDS
Acids release what when mixed into water
H+ (Hydronium Ions)
Bases release this when mixed into water
OH- ions
The addition of a strong acid to a strong base will result in what two products?
Salt + Water
Neutral on pH paper would be what color?
Green
Both acids and bases have these similar properties
Corrosive, conduct electricity.
Strong acids would have a pH within what range?
0-3
Strong bases would have a pH within what range?
12-14
True or False: Adding Vinegar to Bleach would result in a neutral pH.
False
Warm colors on the pH scale would indicate an acid, base or neutral solution?
Acid
Hair conditioner is an acid or a base or is neutral?
Acid
HCl would represent a strong or weak acid?
Strong
NaOH would represent a strong or weak base?
Strong
True or False: When performing neutralization reactions, it was important to be both accurate and precise. Explain.
True
Litmus paper is an example of what?
An indicator
Mr. Carnahan's favorite pizza is:
A) Domino's
B) Pizza Hut
C) Little Caesar's
D) Black Jack
B) Pizza Hut
Which is the stronger acid? Lemon Juice or Tomato Juice?
Lemon
Which is the stronger base? Laundry detergent or bleach
Bleach
In a true neutralization reaction, what tends to happen to the salt?
It dissolves in the water
In the lab, which liquid resulted in a brief initial color before fading very quickly?
Bleach
Scooby Doo first aired in what year?
A) 1969
B) 1979
C) 1959
D) 1999
A) 1969
A reaction between lemon juice and vinegar would result in a basic, acidic or neutral solution?
Acidic
A reaction between milk and lye would result in a (basic, acidic, neutral) solution?
basic
In order to have a true neutralization reaction occur you must add an acid and a base of equal ______ and ________. Otherwise your product will still be an acid or a base.
volume and concentration
Rain water would turn orange indicator paper what color?
It would remain orange because it is a slightly acidic. (ph 6)
The strongest acid in the world can dissolve glass and is called:
a) Sulfuric Acid
b) Fluoroantimonic Acid
c) Neonictrimonic Acid
d) Nitric Acid
B Fluoroantimonic acid