The document provides instructions for creating an acid-base foldable. It instructs the user to fold a piece of paper in half lengthwise and cut one side to form flaps. The flaps should be labeled "Acid" and "Base." Examples of acids and bases should be drawn on each side. When opened, a line labeled "Neutral" should divide the foldable, with the pH scale running underneath. Text inside each flap should describe acid/base properties, how they react in water, and their effects on indicators.
The document provides instructions for creating an acid-base foldable. It instructs the user to fold a piece of paper in half lengthwise and cut one side to form flaps. The flaps should be labeled "Acid" and "Base." Examples of acids and bases should be drawn on each side. When opened, a line labeled "Neutral" should divide the foldable, with the pH scale running underneath. Text inside each flap should describe acid/base properties, how they react in water, and their effects on indicators.
The document provides instructions for creating an acid-base foldable. It instructs the user to fold a piece of paper in half lengthwise and cut one side to form flaps. The flaps should be labeled "Acid" and "Base." Examples of acids and bases should be drawn on each side. When opened, a line labeled "Neutral" should divide the foldable, with the pH scale running underneath. Text inside each flap should describe acid/base properties, how they react in water, and their effects on indicators.
2. Fold it in half “hot dog style” 3. Separate the fold and cut down the center of one side. This should form two flaps on one side. 4. Label the left side ACID and the right side BASE 5. On the acid side place 4 colored drawings of substances that are acids. Do the same for the bases side. 6. Now open the “doors” to the foldable. Draw a line down the middle and label it “Neutral.” 7. At the bottom, write the pH scale from 1 to 14. 7 should be right on the neutral line. Color or box the number according to the diagram in the book (p. 277). 8. Inside (left and right) write about properties/characteristics, how it reacts in water, and effects on indicators (cabbage juice, litmus paper). Information on this topic can be found in chapter 7 sections 3 and 4. Five (5) or more bullet points are acceptable.
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ACID & BASE FOLDABLE
1. Place paper in the landscape position.
2. Fold it in half “hot dog style” 3. Separate the fold and cut down the center of one side. This should form two flaps on one side. 4. Label the left side ACID and the right side BASE 5. On the acid side place 4 colored drawings of substances that are acids. Do the same for the bases side. 6. Now open the “doors” to the foldable. Draw a line down the middle and label it “Neutral.” 7. At the bottom, write the pH scale from 1 to 14. 7 should be right on the neutral line. Color or box the number according to the diagram in the book (p. 277). 8. Inside (left and right) write about properties/characteristics, how it reacts in water, and effects on indicators (cabbage juice, litmus paper). Information on this topic can be found in chapter 7 sections 3 and 4. Five (5) or more bullet points are acceptable.