PH investigation Flashcards

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what are properties of acids

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  • sour
  • have a ph value of 0-6
  • red litmus = red
  • blue litmus = red
  • universal indicator turns orange
  • Concentration of H+ are high
  • OH- are low
  • 2 ex - hydrochloric acid, artic acid
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what are properties of bases

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  • bitter
  • have a ph value of 8-14
  • red litmus = blue
  • blue litmus = blue
  • universal indicator turns blue - purple
  • Concentration of H+ are low
  • OH- are high
  • 2 ex - sodium bicarbonate, sodium hydroxide
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what are properties of neutral

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  • have a ph value of 7
  • red litmus = red
  • blue litmus = blue
  • universal indicator turns gree
  • Concentration of H+ and OH- are equal
  • 2 ex - seawater, water
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what is neutralization

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Hydrogen ion (H+) come from acid and will combine with Hydroxide ions (OH-) from base to form water molecules

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what is reliability

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  • recorded results that are close together and data is repeatable
  • how definite that conclusion is correct
  • collect as many results as you can and the average
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what is accuracy

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  • ## recorded results that are close to the true value
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what are ways to increase accuracy

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  • read measurement at eye level
  • record measurements over a wide range
  • use sensitive equipment
  • reduce random errors
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what is anomalous

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  • data points that do not match with other data points so it should be excluded from the data
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