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Acid or Base pH and You pH and Cooking Properties of Bases Properties of Acids Water

Baking Soda A 100

BASE A 100

Vinegar A 200

ACID A 200

Vitamin C A 300

ACID A 300

Tums A 400

BASE A 400

Cream of Tarter A 500

ACID A 500

One of nature’s strongest acids B 100

Stomach Acid B 100

What does pH stand for? B 200

power of Hydronium ions B 200

When an acid and a base combine, they become ______. B 300

Neutral B 300

pH of water B 400

7.0 B 400

pH levels affect characteristics of food B 500

flavor, texture, color B 500

Way to preserve a low acid food C 100

Pickling C 100

What two things activate baking powder? C 200

Moisture and Heat C 200

Avoid botulism with a pH above ____? C 300

4.6 C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

Difference between baking soda and baking powder C 400

Baking powder contains baking soda, an acid, and fillers C 400

How does age of an egg affect its pH level? C 500

Fresh eggs = more acidic Older eggs = more basic C 500

Taste D 100

Bitter D 100

pH number D 200

D 200

Color change of litmus paper D 300

Blue D 300

Electrical Charge D 400

Negative D 400

Extra _______ ions D 500

Hydroxide D 500

pH number E 100

E 100

Electrical charge E 200

Positive E 200

Color change of litmus paper E 300

Red E 300

Taste E 400

Sour E 400

Extra _______ ions E 500

Hydronium E 500

What is a solvent? F 100

Material that does the dissolving F 100

What effect does salt/sugar have on water’s temperature? F 200

Raises the boiling point and lowers the freezing point F 200

Does free water or bound water make a food more perishable? F 300

Free F 300

Example of a chemical contaminant F 400

Acid Rain Hard Water F 400

Water transfers heat through _________ and __________ F 500

Conduction and Convection F 500

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