Acids and Bases quiz

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Acids are corrosive

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Acids are corrosive

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Bases are corrosive

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Bases are corrosive

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A litmus test can determine the pH level of a substance

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A litmus test can determine the pH level of a substance

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The following are examples of bases: vinegar, lemon juice, tea

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The following are examples of bases: vinegar, lemon juice, tea

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The pH level of pure water is 7

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The pH level of pure water is 7

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Toothpaste is not an acid

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Toothpaste is not an acid

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The pH level of lime water is 16

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The pH level of lime water is 16

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When tested with Universal Indicator, the most acidic substances will turn this colour

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When tested with Universal Indicator, the most acidic substances will turn this colour

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A substance with pH7 will come up this colour when tested with Universal Indicator

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A substance with pH7 will come up this colour when tested with Universal Indicator

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An alkali is a(n) ( acid, base ) that is dissolved in water

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An alkali is a(n) ( acid, base ) that is dissolved in water

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When the properties of an acid are counteracted by a base, the reaction is called ( titration, neutralisation )

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When the properties of an acid are counteracted by a base, the reaction is called ( titration, neutralisation )

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Titration is a method used to:

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Titration is a method used to:

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Neutralisation reaction: ACID + BASE → ( Salt, Copper, Toothpaste ) + ( lime, pipette, water )

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Quiz on Acids and Bases.

Acids and Bases quiz

Acids are corrosive

Acids are corrosive

Bases are corrosive

Bases are corrosive

A litmus test can determine the pH level of a substance

A litmus test can determine the pH level of a substance

The following are examples of bases: vinegar, lemon juice, tea

The following are examples of bases: vinegar, lemon juice, tea

The pH level of pure water is 7

The pH level of pure water is 7

Toothpaste is not an acid

Toothpaste is not an acid

The pH level of lime water is 16

The pH level of lime water is 16

When tested with Universal Indicator, the most acidic substances will turn this colour

When tested with Universal Indicator, the most acidic substances will turn this colour

A substance with pH7 will come up this colour when tested with Universal Indicator

A substance with pH7 will come up this colour when tested with Universal Indicator

An alkali is a(n) acid base( acid, base ) that is dissolved in water

An alkali is a(n) ( acid, base ) that is dissolved in water

An alkali is a(n) ( acid, base ) that is dissolved in water

When the properties of an acid are counteracted by a base, the reaction is called ( titration, neutralisation )

When the properties of an acid are counteracted by a base, the reaction is called ( titration, neutralisation )

Neutralisation reaction: ACID + BASE → ( Salt, Copper, Toothpaste ) + ( lime, pipette, water )

Neutralisation reaction: ACID + BASE → ( Salt, Copper, Toothpaste ) + ( lime, pipette, water )