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Lesson 1.3: TEKS 8.6D Properties of Acids and Bases

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1.

Arrange the following in order from low pH on the top to high pH on the bottom.

  1. water

  2. base

  3. acid

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2.

When _________________ rain occurs, it can dissolve or damage objects on the ground.

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3.

A student tested a sample of a solution with litmus paper. The litmus paper turned blue. What should the student conclude?

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4.

What has higher pH: soft drinks or blood?

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5.

Examine the litmus strips in the solutions.

What color does a BASE turn litmus paper?

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6.

What type of solution is one that has a pH of 9?

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Acids and bases can be compared using a pH scale. A pH of 7 is meaning it is neither acidic nor basic. , such as vinegar or

lemon juice, have a pH of less than 7. , such as drain

cleaner, have a pH greater than 7. Acids and bases when combined

make a , and theyeach other. Solutions have properties. A property is a characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the matter.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Sugar

Salt

Physical

Bases

Acids

Neutral

Neutralize