7.1 The characteristics properties of acids and bases Flashcards
Acids contain ___1____ and ____2____ to release ____3_______.
- hydrogen 2. dissolve in water 3. hydrogen (H+) ions
Acids are ___1____ tasting and __2____.
- sour 2. corrosive
Bases are equally ___1_____ and are generally ____2____ to the touch.
- corrosive 2. soapy
Bases has historically has been used in the manufacture of ________.
soap
Acids and bases can be thought of as ___________.
chemical opposites.
Define what is acids
A substance with particular chemical properties including turning litmus red, neutralizing alkalis, and dissolving some metals; typically, a corrosive or sour-tasting liquid of this kind.
Define what is bases
a substance that can neutralize the acid by reacting with hydrogen ions.
Acids contain ___1____ ions, ___2____ in water, ___3___ to the taste, and ___4____.
- H+
- soluble
- sour
- corrosive
Bases contains ____1___, ____2____, and _____3_____.
Some bases are ___4_____ in water and are called ___5___.
They are ___6___ to the touch. Also they are ___7____ like acids
- metal oxides
- carbonates
- hydroxides
- soluble
- Alkalis
- soapy
- corrosive
Define the word of Indicators.
A substance that changes colour depending if it is in the presence of acid or base. / is a chemical substance that changes colour with changing H+ concentration.
Indicators can identify if a substance is __1___ or __2____.
- Acid
- Alkali
Define the word of universal indicator
A blend of different indicators that changes colour across the pH scale.
- Litmus (color in acids is __1____ and color in bases is __2___. )
- methyl orange (color in acids is ___3___ and color in bases is ___4__. )
- Universal indicator paper (color in acids is __5___ and color in bases is __6____)
- thymol phthalein (color in acids is ___7___ and color in bases is __8____)
- red
- blue
- red
- yellow
- strong - red / weak - orange or yellow
- strong - purple / weak - blue
- coloursless
- blue