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Chapter Six Properties and Uses of Acids
Review the terms to be better prepared for learning in the classroom. You'll like this chapter, lots of fun things we can do.
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| acids | sour tasting corrosive compounds that may release hydrogen gas when reacting to metals |
| bases | bitter tasting, usually solid compounds that feel slippery when dissolved in water |
| pH | scale that indicates how acidic a solution is, ranges from 0 to 14 0 being acidic and 14 being the most basic, 7 is neutral |
| indicator | substance used to determine pH. examples are litmus paper, and red cabbage juice |
| neutralization | chemical reaction during which acidic and basic and acidic properties are cancelled. This results in a production of a salt and water |
| salt | compounds formed as a part of neutralization |
| orange juice | acid |
| cleanser | base |
| hydrochloric acid | used in pickling, also aids in digestion |
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