e'ry thang else
pH-1
pH-2
Solubility 1
Solubility 2
100

litmus paper indicates whether a substance is an ______________  or base by turning red or blue

acid

100

Water has a pH of _____________ and is neutral

7

100

_________________  are slippery, have a pH above 7

and have an _____________ ion

Bases

Hydroxide (OH)

100

Gases _________________ (lose/gain) solubility as temperature increases

Lose

100

Flakes or powdered sugar dissolves ____________ (faster/slower) than a sugar cube-because the powder has more surface are

faster

200

A universal indicator tells us the _______ of a substance

pH

200

Milk is a slightly basic (alkaline) but gets nasty (sours) as it sits out and becomes _______________

acidic

200

_________________  are reactive with metal have a pH below 7 and have an _____________ ion

acids

H (hydrogen)

200

Most solutions (other than gases) increase ___________________ with increase temperature

solubilty

200

What 2 things can increase the rate of solubility in most solutions

stirring-(agitation)

Raising temperature

300
Acid turns litmus Blue to ___________

red

300

Which is a stronger acid-

pH of 0 or pH of 6?

pH 0

300

A solution that is saturated is ___________ (on/off/above) the solubility curve

on

300

what is the 'universal solvent'?

Water

400

Base (alkaline) turns red litmus paper to ___________

Blue

400

Which is a stronger base-

pH of 8 or pH of 14?

pH 14

400

A solution that is super saturated is ___________ (on/off/above) the solubility curve

above

400

Electrolytes tend to be ionic solutions that can conduct _____________

electricity

500

a solution with a pH of 0 is _____________ (stronger/weaker) than a solution with pH of 6

stronger

500

Bases are often used in ______________

cleaners like soap

500

A solution that is unsaturated is ___________ (on/off/above) the solubility curve

below

500

Solubility curves of gases tend to go __________ (up/down) and other solutions go_________(up/down) 

down

up