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1
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pH

A

Potential Hydrogen

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2
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pH measures

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the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution.

It tells whether the solution is an acid, a base, or is neutral

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3
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Ion

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an atom or molecule with an electrical charge

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4
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pH Scale

A

I—————-I—————I
0 Acid 7 Base 14
H+ Neutral OH-

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5
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Between each consecutive number on the pH scale

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it is 10x.
From 4 to 5 is 10x
From 7 to 8 is 100
From 2 to 5 is 1000
and so on
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6
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pH Indicators

A

Anthocyanins
Chemical Reagents
pH Paper
pH Meter

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7
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Anthocyanins

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are plant pigments.
Acid- Red
Neutral- Blue
Base- Green/yellow

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8
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The stronger the acid

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the brighter the color

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9
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Chemical Reagents

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are chemicals used to determine pH of a solution

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10
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pH Paper

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changes colors when you stick it in a solution, then you try and match the color to find out the pH

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11
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pH Meter and two things you have to do before you can use it

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  1. take off the safety cap
  2. calibrate it

To use the pH meter you stick it in a solution and then read the pH off the display on the meter

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12
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Buffer

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a solution that can resist drastic changes in pH when an acid or a base is added to it.

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13
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How does a buffer work?

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Buffering is effected by the presence of a weak acid/weak base pair present in the solution. By weak acid/weak base, we are referring to a solution where there is not complete ionization of the acid when dissolved in water.

Buffers absorb or release excess H+

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14
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A solution has a low buffering capacity when

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it is observed that pH changes fairly quickly when acid or base is added.

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15
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A solution has a high buffering capacity when

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it is observed to resist changes in pH when an acid or base is added.

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16
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Buffering capacity is measured by

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how much the solution resists change in its pH when acid or base is added to the solution.

17
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Pure water has a

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neutral pH. (pH=7)