Acids and Bases
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Acids and Bases
Science 10
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AcidIn an aqueous solution, acids
produce hydrogen H+ ions
Example: hydrochloric acid, HCl, which is found in our stomachs. In water the acid will produce H+ and
Cl- ions.HCl (aq) H+
(aq) + Cl- (aq)
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Characteristics of Acids• Sour taste• Can burn the skin• Conducts electricity• Reacts with metals to produce
hydrogen gas (H2)• Neutralizes a base• Reacts with carbonate and
bicarbonate to produce carbon dioxide gas (CO2)
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Examples of Acids
• Lemons• stomach acid• acid rain• battery acid• vinegar
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Bases• In an aqueous solution a base
produces hydroxide OH- ions
• Example: sodium hydroxide (NaOH). In water this base produces Na+ and OH- ions.
NaOH(aq) OH- (aq) + Na+(aq)
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Characteristics of Bases
• Bitter taste• Slippery texture• Can burn skin• Conducts electricity• Neutralizes acids• Reacts with certain metals (like Al)
to produce hydrogen gas (H2)• Does not react with carbonates
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Examples of Bases
• Bleach• baking soda• Soap• Windex• tonic water
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Acid or Base?
1) H2CO3 H+ + CO32-
2) Ca(OH)2 Ca2+ + OH-
3) NH3 + H2O NH4+ + OH-
4) KOH K+ + OH-
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pH scalepH: the measure of the acidity of a
solution.
• The scale ranges from 0 to 14.• 0 – 6 = acid • 7 = neutral (distilled water) • 8 – 14 = base
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• Most acids and bases are clear and colorless. You need an indicator to tell them apart.
• Indicator: a chemical that changes color as the concentration of H+ or OH- changes.
• There are many different indicators such as Litmus, phenolphthalein and even cabbage juice!
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Litmus Test
• Red and blue litmus paper– Acids turn blue litmus paper red. – Bases turn red litmus paper blue– Neutral substances will not change
the colour of red OR blue litmus paper.
A good tip = BRA (blue to red in an acid)
Source: http://cahm.nbed.nb.ca/Science/science61d.htm
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pH Paper
• You compare the colour with a given chart
• Instead of telling you whether something is an acid or a base it gives you the exact pH.
Source: http://escalade.nbed.nb.ca/images/ex15.jpg
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Other Indicators
• Phenolphthalein– Turns bright pink in bases, at pH of 8.2 or
higher– Will be clear in acids
• Cabbage Juice– A homemade indicator– Turns a rainbow of colors based on
various pH levels
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Neutralization Reactions• An acid and a base react
together to form a new compound.
• The general equation is:Acid + Base → Salt + Water
• Example: HCl + NaOH → NaCl + H2O