Unit 13 Vocab Test

Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide are examples of theses. You can find this in the definition you wrote.

• strong base

• weak base

• strong acid

• weak acid

A solution that has a higher concentration of positively charged hydrogen ions (H+) then negatively charged hydroxide ions (OH-)

Type the word describing this definition

Can be basic substances that do not completely dissociate into their consistent ions when dissolved in solutions.

• strong acid

• weak acid

• strong base

• weak base

What does pH stand for?

Hint: It is the first part of your definition

• potential of hydroxide

• potential of helium

• potential of hydrogen

• potential of mercury

What is the definition of pOH?

According to the Bronsted Lowry model, acids can ____ protons and bases can ____ protons

• donate, accept

• take away, reject

• accept, donate

• reject, take away

Complete the definition:

Weak acids are acids that don't...

Complete the definition:

Strong acids are acids that are...

This is an aqueous solution that contains more OH- ions than H+ ions

• acidic solution

• hydrogen solution

• basic solution

• concentrated solution

A conjugate acid is formed when a proton is...

• rejected from a base

• donated from a base

• taken away from a base

• added to a base