1. Student Planner March 11 Place this in the proper place
Notebook grading Monday

2. Summary:
We had a standard opening with the vocabulary test. We did follow along reading, then worked in the workbook

3. What range of pH is best for fish?
Answer the EQ which was:
Essential Question
What range of pH is best for fish?

4. Topic/Objective:
Name:
pH – Acids & Bases
Class/Period:
Date:
Mar 11, 2016
Essential Question: Name a cause for sulfur in the air forming acid rain.

5. Warm Up

6. 1. You cut a grapefruit in half and touch a piece of blue litmus paper to the inside of the fruit. What happens to the litmus paper? a. It turns white b. It turns red c. It turns blue d. It turns green

7. 2. A pH of 6 is a (an): A. Acid B. Base C. Neutral D. None of these

8. 3. What is the pH range for acids?

9. 4. What is the pH range for alkalis?

10. Answers

11. 1. You cut a grapefruit in half and touch a piece of blue litmus paper to the inside of the fruit. What happens to the litmus paper? a. It turns white b. It turns red c. It turns blue d. It turns green

12. 1. You cut a grapefruit in half and touch a piece of blue litmus paper to the inside of the fruit. What happens to the litmus paper? a. It turns white b. It turns red c. It turns blue d. It turns green

13. 2. A pH of 6 is a (an): A. Acid B. Base C. Neutral D. None of these

14. 2. A pH of 6 is a (an): A. Acid B. Base C. Neutral D. None of these

15. 3. What is the pH range for acids?

16. 3. What is the pH range for acids? 1-<7 (0-<7)

17. 4. What is the pH range for alkalis?

18. 4. What is the pH range for alkalis? <7-14 (<7-15)

19. Homework
Get make up work done. Have notebook ready for Monday grading

20. Today’s Work Notes Video – finish it
Last day for stamping Workbook page questions #1-33

21. Alkalosis: change in pH from normal range to alkali
Alkalosis: change in pH from normal range to alkali. Causes: hyperventilation, prolonged vomiting, severe dehydration, and eating/drinking alkali plants, liquids or other materials. Symptoms: muscle weakness, severe cramps, tetany, death.

22. pH induced problems in plants
Nutrient shortages.
Increase in toxic minerals able to be absorbed by plant.
Preferences by plants to specific pH ranges (azaleas love pH 5.5-6) )
pH affects pesticide and fertilizer applications, tying up or releasing same

24. An Azalea

25. Read Along
Page
Workbook page questions #1-33