pH Flashcards

1
Q

pH def

A

Potential hydrogen; a numerical measurement that indicates the acidity or alkalinity of a water-based substance

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2
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Only solutions containing _____ or solutions that can be dissolved in ________ can have a value that is ________ or ________

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Only solutions containing water or solutions that can be dissolved in water can have a value that is acidic or alkaline

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3
Q

Acids and alkalis change the balance of ____ and ___ ions in water

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Hydrogen and hydroxide

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4
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Acids def

A

A substance that increases the concentration of hydrogen ions when places in water because it donates, or releases H+ ions; tends to taste sour and react strongly with metals

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5
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When acids and alkalis are brought together, they

A

Neutralize each other

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6
Q

Alkalis tend to taste and feel like what

A

Bitter and feel slippery

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7
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If a solution is acidic, then

A

A solution has more positive hydrogen ions than negative hydroxide ions

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8
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If a solution is neutral, then

A

A solution has an equal number of positive and negative ions

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9
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When a solution is alkaline, then

A

The solution has more negative hydroxide ions

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10
Q

Distilled water on the pH scale

A

Neutral pH of 7

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11
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pH values below 7 indicates more

A

Acidity

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12
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pH values above 7 indicates more

A

Alkaline

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13
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Logarithmic def

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Each change of value along the pH scale is a change of 10x

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14
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The pH scale is a logarithmic scale that ranges from

A

0-14

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15
Q

Three ways to measure pH

A

pH meter
Universal indicator solution
Universal indicator paper

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16
Q

Of the three ways to measure pH, which is most accurate

A

The pH meter

17
Q

Indicator solution and indicator paper both use ______ _____ to indicate pH

A

Color changes

18
Q

What time of paper is the indicator paper and what colors does it turn

A

Litmus paper

Blue litmus paper turns red in an acid; red litmus paper turns blue in an alkali

19
Q

What is the pH balance of the skin

A

4.5-5.5

20
Q

What can high pH products do to your skin

A

Can strip the protective layer of the acid mantle; change the skin’s pH to a highly alkaline level

21
Q

Permeability def

A

The skin’s ability to allow liquids or gasses to pass through it

22
Q

After using a high pH product (cleanser), its recommended to apply

A

A mild pH balancing toner or moisturizer to restore the skin’s pH to its natural range