Green Eggs and Ham A study of pH. Do you like green eggs and ham? If so, its all about pH!

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Green Eggs and Ham A study of pH

Do you like green eggs and ham? If so, its all about pH!

Background for pH Stands for Potential of Hydrogen Measures acids and bases (alkalinity)

Properties/Characteristics of Acids Tastes SOUR

Can conduct electricity

Corrode through metals

Below 7 on the pH scale

Examples of Acids Citrus fruits Batteries Colas

Bases Bitter Taste

Feels Slippery like Soap

Above 7 on the pH scale

Examples of Bases Shampoo Toothpaste Antacids

Measure through a pH Scale Lucky number 7 is neutral

Litmus Paper Blue litmus paper will turn Red if something is an acid Red litmus paper will turn blue if something is a base

Neutralize Acids and Bases An acid can be neutralized with a base A base can be neutralized with an acid When this occurs, they turn into salt and water

So…Sam, I Am Do you like Green Eggs and Ham?

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