Acid and Base (Year 9 Recap)

Match the term with the definition

• Neutral Substance

• form a mixture when dissolved in water

• Alkali

• Any substance that is neither an acid nor a base

• Solution

• damage or destroy other substances through chemical reactions

• Property

• A base soluble in water

• Corrosive

• A feature such as colour, size, weight, texture or hardness

Match the following with the type of substance.

Groups:

(a) Acid

,

(b) Neutral

,

(c) Base

• Tastes sour

• Called an alkali when dissolved

• Corrosive

• Caustic

• Baking Soda (Sodium bicarbonate)

• Vinegar

• Sugar solution

• Taste bitter

• Lemon

• Soap

• Reacts with metals

• Salt Water

• Not corrosive

• Distilled Water

Match the pH with the appropriate description.

• 6

• Weak acid

• 1

• Strong acid

• 7

• Weak Base

• 14

• Neutral

• 8

• Strong Base

Match the pH with the appropriate description.

• 7

• Equal H+ and OH- ions

• 14

• Most H+ ions

• 1

• Most OH- ions

• Acids release ​ (a)   ions in solution. They have the formula ​ (b)   .

• Bases release ​ (c)   ions in solution. They have the formula ​ (d)   .

• hydrogen
• hydroxide
• H+
• OH–

Match the term to the definition.

• salt

• a substance that changes colour in the presence of an acid or a base

• pH

• The reaction between an acid and base that forms water and a salt.

• Indicator

• an ionic substance (e.g. NaCl)

• neutralization

• A value that indicates the amount of H+ ions

• water
• salt
• hydrogen
• carbon dioxide
• oxygen