PROPERTIES OF ACIDS AND BASES. PROPERTIES OF ACIDS Sour Tasting Corrosive Oily Feeling Caustic-burns through things React with Metals.

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PROPERTIES OF ACIDS AND BASES

PROPERTIES OF ACIDS Sour Tasting Corrosive Oily Feeling Caustic-burns through things React with Metals

PROPERTIES OF BASES Bitter Tasting Slippery Taken for an upset stomach Do not react with metals Often called Alkaline

PHPH Used to determine if a solution is acidic or basic Stands for Potential of Hydrogen Above 7 is basic Below 7 is acidic

LITMUS PAPER Used to determine if a solution is acidic or basic Blue = Basic Red = Acidic

UNIVERSAL INDICATOR Used to determine if a solution is acidic or basic Blue = Basic Red = Acidic

PHENOLPHTHALEIN SOLUTION Used to determine if a solution is acidic or basic Red = Basic Clear = Acidic