Acids & Bases
PH Scale
Miscellaneous
Carbon Compounds
Carbon compounds
100

A compound that produces hydronium ions (H3O+) when dissolved in water also known as a proton donor.

Acid

100

Strong acids have a pH of ___________

0-2

100

In acids Phenolphthalein is _____________

In bases it is _______________

colorless  ,   red

100

Carbon forms ___(type of)____ bonds

covalent

100

Propane

C3H8

200

sour taste, turning blue litmus paper red and reactivity with metals are properties of ________

Acids

200

Weak bases have a pH of ____________

8-11

200

Completely ionize/dissociate to give many ions in solution

Strong acid or strong base

200

Carbon can form ___(number)___ bonds

4

200

3 fossil fuels

natural gas, petroleum, and coal

300

bitter taste, turning red litmus paper blue and slippery feel are properties of ___________

bases

300

What is the pH when the hydrogen ion concentration is 1 x 10-7M

7

300

partially / slightly ionizes in solution to produce few ions

weak acid or weak base

300

Complete combustion produces

Carbon dioxide and water

300

Petroleum is separated into fractions by:

fractional distillation

400

reaction between acid & base

Neutralization reaction

400

Weak acid and its salt

Buffer

400

In acids Hydrangeas flowers are_____________, in bases they are ____________

Bluish purple , pink

400

Incomplete combustion produces

Carbon monoxide & water

400

C2H4

Ethene

500

A compound that produces hydroxide ions (OH–) when dissolved in water also known as a proton acceptor.

Base

500

H2O + HCl  --> H3O+ + Cl-

In this equation water acts as a ___________

proton acceptor so a base

500

HCl + NaOH --> 

NaCl + H2O

500

These compounds have double or triple bonds

unsaturated

500

Is C2H2 and:

a. alkane

b. alkene

c. alkyne

c. alkyne