1.
What is an indicator? Give three examples of an indicator and the
colors of acids and bases involved.
2. What
is an acid, base and salt? Give 2-3 examples of each.
3. How
do you recognize an acid, base or salt?
4. What
is pH? What does pH scale look like? Place the pH of 3 household
acids, 3 household bases and 1 neutral substance on the scale. Be
able to read and interpret the pH scale.
5. Name
3 examples of acid, base and salt properties.
6. Which
of the 4 types of reactions illustrates an acid base neutralization?
What are the reactants and products of the reaction? What are the
reactants and products of the reaction of an acid and a metal? What
type of reaction is this? Give at least one example of this type
reaction.
7. Your
body works in the acid condition. What is the most acidic of the
body fluids?
8. What
is the water cycle? How does this cycle create acid rain? What
types of acids are involved in acid rain? What is a major man made
cause of acid rain?
9. How
does an atom become an ion? Illustrate one example of producing a
positive ion and one example of producing a negative ion.
10. Construct
and interpret data tables and graphs.
11. Use the
Internet to extend understanding about acids and bases.
