Concept map
- 1. 1. 2. 3. Base C Acid E Red Cabbage Juice 4. A Red Litmus Paper 5. D Blue Litmus Paper B A. Used to detect the presence of a base B. Substance that forms OH- ions in a solution C. Substance that form H3O+ ions in a solution D. Used to detect the presence of an acid E. Home-made acid/base indicator
- 2. Solutions They have two parts Solute Is the part that Dissolves And how well is called Solubility Solvent Is the Liquid The best kind is Water
- 3. Solubility Depends on Water Because it Graphing lines are usually Unlocks Ions Solvent temperature Curved To form Solid or gas solutes Electrolytes They can Conduct electricity
- 4. That come in three strengths Dilute Concentrated Saturated Has Has Can’t Very little solute A lot of solute Hold any more solute Like Like Cleaning supplies “Good” Kool-Aid Like One table spoon of sugar in a pitcher of Kool-Aid
- 5. Red cabbage juice That can be tested by Litmus paper Such as Indicators Phenolphthalein To determine if it’s a(n) Acid Base
- 6. Range from Range from 0 to 6 0 to 3 are 4 to 6 are Strong acids Weak acids Like And taste Battery acid Sour 8 to 14 8 to 10 are Weak bases And taste Bitter 11 to 14 are Strong bases Like Drano
- 7. Range from Range from 0 to 6 0 to 3 are 4 to 6 are Strong acids Weak acids Like And taste Battery acid Sour 8 to 14 8 to 10 are Weak bases And taste Bitter 11 to 14 are Strong bases Like Drano