1. WARM UP
Explain, in your own words, what an acid and a base are. Give examples, if possible.

2. Acid/Base Identification and Naming
Chemistry II

3. Arrhenius Definition Svante Arrhenius When dissolved…
Acids give up an H+
Bases give up an OH-

4. Properties of Acids
Electrolytes
Sour taste
Change blue litmus to red

5. Properties of Bases Electrolytes Bitter taste Feel slippery
Change red litmus to blue

6. Naming Bases
Write name of cation
Write hydroxide on the end

7. Naming Acids Simple acids (single anion) Write anion name
Hydro- prefix
Ending changed to –ic
Write acid at end

8. Naming Acids Oxoacids (polyatomic anion w/ O) Write anion name
-ate changes to –ic
-ite changes to –ous
Write acid at end

9. Describe if NH3 is a base under the Arrhenius definition.
WRAP UP
Name KOH and HNO2.
Describe if NH3 is a base under the Arrhenius definition.

10. WARM UP Define an acid and base, using the Arrhenius definition.
Determine whether each of the following is an acid or a base:
Ca(OH)2 HBr HOH

11. WRAP UP
Name the following:
NaOH HCl H2SO4