Acids, Neutrals and Bases
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- Q1Orange juice would be an example of a(n) . . .neutralbaseacid30s
- Q2Which of the following is not true about acids?they have a sour tastethey have a slippery feelthey turn litmus paper redthey react with metal produce Hydrogen gas30s
- Q3Which of the following can be dangerous?neutralsstrong acids and basesjust strong basesjust strong acids30s
- Q4What will happen when a base is put on a limestone statue (carbonate)no reactionit will produce carbon dioxide bubblesit will produce a hydrogen gasit will turn it blue30s
- Q5Distilled water is an example of . . .a neutrala basea neutralization reactionan acid30s
- Q6Baking soda is an example ofa weak acida strong basea strong acida weak base30s
- Q7What happens when an acid and base are put together?it makes a weaker acidit makes water and a saltit makes a weaker base30s
- Q8Bleach is an example ofa neutrala weak basea strong acida strong base30s
- Q9How would a base taste?saltysweetbittersour30s
- Q10Which would react with an iron nail to corrode it?baseacidneutral30s
- Q11Vinegar is an example of abaseacidneutral30s
- Q12When you go up or down on the pH scale by 1, how many times stronger or weaker would it be compared to the original number1x10x2x100x30s
- Q13Substances with a pH in the range of 1-5 areneutralsbasesacids30s
- Q14Substances with a pH in the range of 9-14 arebasesneutralsacids30s
- Q15Substances with a pH in the range of 6-8 arebasesneutralsacids30s