Acids
This specific example of an acid is so common, it's found in our stomachs.
What is HCl / hydrochloric acid?
These basic substances are mostly found at home, but can be deadly if drunk or consumed.
What are cleaning products?
This property of agents in reaction must be conserved. This is the same property which is affected by the gravitational force.
What is mass?
This is the general name for a substance which is dissolved in solution.
What is a solute?
Different atoms of the same element have the same number of this particle. Different ions of the same element will differ in the number of this particle.
What is a proton? What is an electron?
These values on the pH scale are representative of an acidic substance.
What are the pH values 1-7, not including 7?
What are hydronium ions?
This property of agents in reaction must be conserved. This is the same property which is affected by the electromagnetic force.
What is charge?
These are the two variables identified in order to structure and plan a scientific investigation.
What are the independent and dependent variables?
Chemical bonds of this type can be formed by exchanging ions, when the EN difference is above 2.1.
What is an Arrhenius acid?
This is a base which receives a proton in reaction.
What is a Brönsted-Lowry base?
This is the quantity represented by the coefficients balanced in a chemical equation.
What is a mole?
These particles are released when salts are dissolved in water.
What are ions?
Chemical bonds of this type can be formed by sharing ions, when the EN difference is below 1.6.
Water is an example of this type of substance, which is neither an acid or a base but can act as either in reaction.
What is an amphoteric substance?
This is the other word used for something which is deemed "basic".
What is "alkaline"?
This is the process in which a reactant gains an electron.
What is reduction?
Significant figures represent the level of this property of knowledge to a scientist or researcher.
What is uncertainty?
Moving your finger left and down along the periodic table, you'll find this value or property decreases.
What is electronegativity?
NH3 can only be described as this type of acid.
What is a Brönsted-Lowry acid?
Hydroxides like Mg(OH)2 are usually considered this type of base.
What is a strong base?
This is the process in which a reactant loses an electron.
What is oxidation?
This is the type or system of logic used in the scientific method, which is different from the system of logic used in mathematics.
What is induction/inductive logic? (Abduction/abductive logic is also acceptable.)
This is the reason why noble gases are usually non-reactive.