pH
Indicators
Titration
Properties of Acids and Bases
Indicators 2
100
pH less than 7........
acids
100
How do indicators indicate? (What changes?)
Their color
100
Titration is a method to neutralize solutions
true or false?
true
100
Has a bitter taste
Base
100
Indicators change color based on the _____ of a substance.
pH
200
pH of exactly 7 is called this.
Neutral
200
If a substance has a pH of 2.0, what color will it turn methyl orange?
red
200
The neutralization is characterized by a color change of one of these.
What are indicators.
200
Has sour taste
acid
200
Thymol blue will be blue if the pH of a substance is
a) more than 9.6
b) less than 8.0
More than 9.6
300
As the pH goes from 7 to 0, do acids get stronger or weaker?
Stronger
300
Which would turn phenolphthalein pink - an acid or a base?
A base
300
You knew the titration was complete when what happened?
The indicator turned pink
300
Has a pH higher than 7.
Base
300
If I test my pool water with litmus and it turns red, my water is
a) and acid
b) a base
Acid
400
What has a lower pH - lemon juice or soap?
Lemon juice
400
Bases turn litmus 
__________________
a.) red
b.) blue
blue
400
Which of the following is an acid?
a.) NaBr
b.) HSO4
c.) KOH
HSO4
400
Bromcresol green turns _____ in substance with a pH of 4.8.
green
500
Name one way to raise the pH of a strong acid.
Dilute with water or add a base
500
What would be the pH range of a substance that turned bromthymol blue to green?
6.0 to 7.6
500
The more base needed to neutralize an acid the _____________ the acid is.
stronger (or other reasonable answer)
500
Which of the following is an example of a Base?
a.) NaBr
b.) HSO4
c.) KOH
KOH
500
Bromthymol blue would turn _____ in a neutral substance.
green