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Open your Notebooks to page 74 Put your name on that page Place on your lab table

Fold your paper: 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 Inside- draw in the lines Front- draw in the lines

On BACK: Chapter 9 Study Guide Name Date Period

Describe using words: solute, solvent, dissolve Box 1: SOLUTIONS picture Describe using words: solute, solvent, dissolve

Box 2: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES Short definition in your own words

picture Acids turn indicators _________. Box 3: ACIDS AND BASES picture Acids turn indicators _________. Bases turn indicators _________.

pH 7 = neutral; pH 0-1 = very strong acid pH 14 = very strong base

Box 4: How we know when something is Dissolved picture description

Box 5: DILUTE VS CONCENTRATED Picture of dilute Use words: solvent, solute, solution Picture of concentrated

picture with explanation Box 6: PHYSICAL CHANGES picture with explanation Give examples (at least 2) Use words “new substance”

picture with explanation Box 7: CHEMICAL CHANGES picture with explanation Give examples (at least 2) Use words “new substance”

Picture/ examples List 4 properties: “Strong acids have…” Box 8: ACIDS Color pH Ions taste Picture/ examples List 4 properties: “Strong acids have…”

Properties of Acids They taste sour (Never taste acids in the science lab!). They turn litmus & universal indicator red Acids react with metals- they eat it away Corrosive Acids react with metals (they form H2 gas ) All acids form hydronium ions (H+) when mixed in water.

Picture/ examples List 4 properties: “Strong bases have…” Box 9: BASES Color pH Ions taste Picture/ examples List 4 properties: “Strong bases have…”

They turn litmus paper & universal indicator blue. Properties of Bases They taste bitter (Never taste bases in the science lab!). They turn litmus paper & universal indicator blue. They feel slippery. All bases form hydroxide ions (OH-) in water.