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Acids and Bases

What is an Acid? Tends to taste sour or sweet. (Most of the food we eat is acidic)

What is an Acid? Tends to taste sour or sweet. Reacts with metals, producing a gas

What is an Acid? Tends to taste sour or sweet. Reacts with metals, producing a gas Has a pH lower than 7 on the pH scale. basic

What is an Acid? Tends to taste sour or sweet. Reacts with metals, producing a gas Has a pH lower than 7 on the pH scale. Turns litmus paper red.

What is an Acid? Tends to taste sour or sweet. Reacts with metals, producing a gas Has a pH lower than 7 on the pH scale. Turns litmus paper red. Red litmus paper stays red. Blue litmus paper turns red.

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter.

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter. Does not react with metals (no bubbles of gas)

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter. Does not react with metals (no bubbles of gas) Can be slippery to touch

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter. Does not react with metals (no bubbles of gas) Can be slippery to touch Has a pH greater than 7 on the pH scale basic

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter. Does not react with metals (no bubbles of gas) Can be slippery to touch Has a pH greater than 7 on the pH scale Turns litmus paper blue

What is a base? Tends to taste bitter. Does not react with metals (no bubbles of gas) Can be slippery to touch Has a pH greater than 7 on the pH scale Turns litmus paper blue Blue litmus paper stays blue Red litmus paper turns blue

What is a Neutral substance? It has a pH of exactly 7. basic

What is a neutral substance? It has a pH of exactly 7 Litmus paper does not change colour

What is a neutral substance? It has a pH of exactly 7 Litmus paper does not change colour Blue litmus paper stays blue Red litmus paper turns blue

pH bowtie

pH bowtie 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7

Stays red

Stays red Turns blue

Stays red Turns blue Stays red

Stays red Turns blue Stays red Turns red

Stays red Turns blue Stays red Turns red Stays blue

Stays red Turns blue Stays red Turns red Stays blue Stays blue

Homework Workbook pages 37-38

Which bottle is safe to drink? 1 2 3

78C 100C 110C

78C 100C 110C 7 7 3

78C 100C 110C 7 7 3 No reaction No reaction Bubbles

Characteristic Properties A characteristic property is a specific aspect of a substance that helps us identify it.

Homework Workbook pages 37-38

Density