7 on the pH scale
What is neutral?
Acid
What is a compound that produces Hydronium ions when dissolved in water?
How indicators test for pH.
What is change color in the presence of an acid or base.
What is a base?
Combine to form a neutralization
What are an acid and a base?
0-6 on the pH scale
What are Acids?
Indicator
What is any substance that changes color in the presence of an acid or base?
Used to test if a solution is acidic.
What is blue litmus paper?
A sour taste
What is an acid?
The products of neutralization
What are salt and water?
8-14 on the pH Scale
What are Bases?
Base
What is a compound that produces hydroxide ions when dissolved in water.
Used to test the strength of an acid or base.
What is pH paper?
Feels slippery.
What is a base?
Hydrodium and Hydroxide combine to form this.
Positive and negative ions of the substances combine to form this.
(List in order please)
What are water and salt?
A substance with a pH of 0 or 1
What is Stomach Acid?
Electrolyte
What is a substance that ionizes into ions when dissolved in water?
The colors cabbage juice turns in the presence of:
-an acid
-a base
-a neutral
(list in order please)
What are pink, green, and purple?
Corrosive to skin
How pepto bismol helps your stomach issues.
What is the strong base reacts with your bodies strong stomach acid to neutralize your stomach contents to a pH around 7.
Draw the pH scale label it numericaly along with where neutral, strong acids, weak acids, strong bases, and weak bases can be found.
Buffer
What is a solution that is resistant to large changes in pH?
The four indicators we have used in lab.
What are red litmus paper, blue litmus paper, pH paper, and cabbage juice.
The resulting product when a substance with a pH of 8 is added to something with a pH of 2.
What is an acid?
The reason people put lemon on fish.