Acids & Bases
pH & pOH
Solubility
Classifications of Acids & Bases
Surprise!
100

The pH of water

7

100

pH + pOH = 

14

100

In a cup with 50mL of water and 15 grams of baking soda, which is the solute? 

baking soda

100

Gives off hydrogen ions in a solution

Arrhenius acid

100

lemons are considered

acidic

200

A substance with a pH of 2 is considered a(n) 

acid

200

The pH of a HCl solution with H+ ion concentration 0.0621 M

1.2

200

This usually increases the solubility of a substance 

temperature 

200

NH3 forms a ___________ bond with an Hion. 

covalent

200

Drain cleaner is a ______________ substance

basic 

300

This is what your hand soap is considered.

base

300

A solution with a pOH of 9 has a pH of 

5

300
If more solvent is added to a solution, it will become ______________.

unsaturated

300

If HBr donates an H+ ion becomes a 

Bronsted-Lowry acid

300

A solution with a higher concentration of OH ions is considered 

basic/alkaline/Arrhenius base

400

in a solution this conducts electricity and reacts with zinc to produce hydrogen gas.  

acid

400

An acid with a pH of 3 is 100 times stronger than a pH of _______.

5

400

Beaker A has 15 g of solute dissolved at 47 degrees celsius 

Beaker B has 24 g of solute dissolved at 47 degrees celsius

If both solutions have the the same volume, which has a higher solubility?

Beaker B

400

these substances accept H+

Bronsted-Lowry bases 

400

These solutions help resist drastic changes in pH

buffers

500

a substance that is 1000 less acidic than a substance with a pH of 6 has a pH of

9

500

The hydrogen ion concentration of a solution with a pH of 2.16.

0.0069 M

500

If a substance that is considered saturated at 40 degrees celsius with 40 grams of solute in 100 grams of water will become _________________ if 5 more grams of solute are added.  

supersaturated

500

A substance that donates a pair of electrons to form a covalent bond. 

Lewis base

500

An aqueous NaOH solution is _____________. 

basic