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pH scale
Measure of how
acidic
or
alkaline
a solution is, ranging from 0 to 14 with low numbers being most acidic and high numbers being most alkaline
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Neutral pH is 7, which is neither
acidic
nor
alkaline
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pH indicators
Chemical dyes
that change color depending on the
pH
Wide range indicators
like universal indicator change color across a wide range of
pH
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pH meter
Electronically
measures
pH
, more accurate and precise than indicators
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Acid
Substance that forms aqueous solutions with a pH less than
7
, releases
hydrogen
ions in water
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Base
Substance with a
pH greater
than
7
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Alkali
A
soluble
base that forms a solution with a pH greater than
7
, forms hydroxide ions in water
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Neutralization reaction
1. Acid + base →
salt
+
water
2. H+ from acid +
OH-
from base →
H2O
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Common acids
Hydrochloric
acid
Sulfuric
acid
Nitric
acid
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Common bases
Sodium hydroxide
Calcium carbonate
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