Acids & Bases
Solubility
Mixtures
Changes
100

The scale used to measure acidity and alkalinity of a substance

pH scale

100

The substance being dissolved

Solute

100

An uneven mixture with visible parts

Heterogenous Mixture

100

Metal rusting is an example of this type of change

Chemical

200

a substance with a pH below 7

Acid

200

The substance that DOES the dissolving

Solvent

200

An evenly mixed mixture 

Homogenous mixture

200

Increasing temperature causes chemical reactions to________________________

Speed up

300

A solution that is slippery and bitter

Base

300

What is the universal solvent?

Water

300

A homogenous mixture containing a solute and solvent

Solution

300

What would be the best way to separate a mixture of metal pins and plastic beads?

a magnet

400

If you have heartburn caused by too much stomach acid, how could you fix it?

Consume a base(tums)

400

Give an example of a substance that does not dissolve in water.

Pepper, oil, etc

400

Explain how mixtures and pure substances are different

Mixtures can be separated and are not chemically joined

400

What would be the best way to separate sand and water?

filter paper

500

What forms when an acid and a base combine?

A neutral substance or a salt forms.

500

Name the 3 ways to measure pH

pH meter, litmus paper, red cabbage juice

500

Give 3 examples of separating mixtures

varies

500

Give one example of a physical change and one example of a chemical change.

varies

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