Acids/Bases
This is created when an acid reacts with metal
Hydrogen gas
The basic unit of a chemical element
Atom
Positively charged ion
Cation
Nucleons and quarks are examples of this type of particle
Subatomic
The color an acid turns litmus paper
Red
This composes the interior of an atom
Positively-charged protons
Negatively charged ion
Anion
The area where protons and neutrons are found
Nucleus
Type of bond where electrons are shared between two or more atoms in a cloud
Covalent bonding
The pH number needs to be higher than this number to be a base
7
Scientist who published a theory that all matter is composed of atoms
Robert Boyle
Process of giving or taking away protons to form an ion
Ionization
This particle plays a big part in bonding
Electron
Bleach, soap, ammonia, and detergent. These are examples of this
Base
Most abundant type of atom
Hydrogen atom
Person who discovered ions
Michael Faraday
Taste of acids
Sour
Number of atoms that occur naturally
92
Process where something has given up or taken an electron to become an ion
Electrovalence