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Day 2

Bellwork: What is another word of solution?


Acid and base
Acid
An acid is a substance that produces a
hydronium ion (H3O+) when dissolved in water.
A hydronium ion (H3O+) is also interchangeably
used with a hydrogen ion (H+).
hydronium ion (H3O+)
Base
A base is a substance that produces hydroxide
ions (OH-) when dissolved in water.
Examples of Acids and Bases
pH Scale

• Neutral: the pH of water is 7

• Acid: lower than 7 (red)

• Base: higher than 7 (blue)


pH paper (Universal)
Litmus Test Explanation

✘ Use a red and blue strip in for each


test.
✘ Only one strip will change color.
✘ If the red strip turns blue, the
substance is a base
✘ If the blue strip turns red the
substance is and acid
✘ If neither change, the substance is
neutral.
pH placement - Scientific
Where did you place your materials?

Neutral
Acids
Bases

0.0----------------------------------6.9 7.1-----------------------------------------------14
7.0
pH placement
Where did you place your materials?

Neutral
Acids
Bases

0.0----------------------------------6.9 7.1-----------------------------------------------14
7.0
High H+ _____Concentration_____Low H+ Low OH- ___Concentration____High OH-
No
Ions
What happens when you mix an Acid with a
Base?
Exit Slip

What 2 compounds are produced


when a strong acid (such as HCl)
meets a strong base (such as NaOH)?

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