Solutions & Mixtures
Solubility
Properties of Acids
Properties of Bases
Acid/Base Reactions
100
This is the larger part of a solution, this is the part that will dissolve another substance.
What is the Solvent?
100
This is the measurement of the amount of solute that can be dissolved be a solvent at a given temperature.
What is Solubility?
100
This is how an acid would taste.
What is Sour?
100
Bases will taste this way.
What is Bitter?
100
This is the term that describes how acids and bases will weaken each other when mixed.
What is Neutralization?
200
Usually the smaller part of a solution, it is the part that gets dissolved.
What is the solute?
200
This is a solution that could potentially dissolve more solute at a given temperature.
What is an Unsaturated Solution?
200
Since acids can wear away at certain metals, they are described this way.
What is Corrosive?
200
Bases often feel this way to the touch.
What is Slippery?
200
When an acid is mixed with a base, these are the two products.
What are Water and a Salt?
300
This is a homogeneous mixture that contains small undissolved particles that won't settle out.
What is a Colloid?
300
This is a solution that has the maximum amount of solute dissolved in it at a given temperature.
What is a Saturated Solution?
300
Acids will turn most indicators this color.
What is Red?
300

When dissolved in a solution, a base will produce this kind of ion.

What is Hydroxide (OH-)?

300
A person will take an antacid like tums to do this.
What is Neutralize Stomach Acid?
400
This is a heterogeneous mixture that contains large visible particles that can be filtered or will settle to the bottom.
What is a Suspension?
400
This is a solution that has MORE solute dissolved in it than would be predicted at a given temperature.
What is a Supersaturated Solution?
400
When dissolved in solution, acids will produce this kind of ion.
What are Hydrogen Ions (H+)?
400

Bases will turn red litmus paper indicators this color.

What is blue?

400
If a substance has a pH of 7, it is said to be this.
What is Neutral?
500
When chromium, nickel, and carbon are dissolved in Iron, this substance is the result.
What is Stainless Steel?
500
In order to form a Supersaturated Solution of sugar and water you would have to do this to the water.
What is Boil It?
500

When an acid reacts with a carbonate, the reaction will produce this kind of gas. (hint: think vinegar and baking soda)

What is CO2 (carbon dioxide)?

500
This is the pH range for a base.
What is 8-14?
500

This will happen to the pH of an alkaline solution if an acid is added (increase or decrease?).

What is decrease?

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