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ACIDSACIDS BASESBASES
SALTSSALTS
Acids, Bases and Salts
The word acids comes from one of its characteristic properties, its taste.
ACIDS = “acidus” (latin word) meaning sour.
ACIDS = “acidus” (latin word) meaning sour.
ACIDSACIDSAcids
Acids
An acid is a substance that releases H+ ions in an aqueous solution
An aqueous solution is a solution that contains water.
HCl H+ + Cl-
Bases are substances that are very slippery to touch and have
a strong bitter taste.
Bases are substances that are very slippery to touch and have
a strong bitter taste.
BASESBASES Bases
Bases
A base is a substance that releases OH- ions in an aqueous solution
NaOH Na+ + OH-
SALTSSALTS
Salts are formed by the bonding of a metal with a non-metal.
They are often used to change the physical properties of various solutions by lowering the
freezing points or raising the boiling points
Salts are formed by the bonding of a metal with a non-metal.
They are often used to change the physical properties of various solutions by lowering the
freezing points or raising the boiling points
Salts
Salts
Salts dissolve in water to produce ions (not including H+ or OH-)
NaCl Na+ + Cl-
Litmus paper is a type of indicator(thin strip of paper that is
dipped into a solution)
2 Types: Blue Litmus Paper Red Litmus Paper
ACIDS – Turn blue litmus paper red
BASES – Turn red litmus paper blue
ACIDS – Turn blue litmus paper red
BASES – Turn red litmus paper blue
(USED TO DETECT ACIDS OR BASES)(USED TO DETECT ACIDS OR BASES)
BB
SALTS – most salts are neutral
Indicators
An indicator is a chemical used to tell if a liquid is an acid, base or neutral
Phenolphthalein is another type of indicator
Bases turn clear phenolphthalein pink
Indicators
ElectricalConductivity
Magnesium Taste/Touch
LitmusPaper
ACIDH+ ions
YESReaction to
produce hydrogen
Sour Turns red
BASEOH- ions
YES No ReactionBitter/
Slippery Turns Blue
SALTOther ions
YES No Reaction SaltyNo
change in colour
Electrolytes – solutions that conduct electricityElectrolytes – solutions that conduct electricity
Properties of Acids, Bases and Salts
Chemically neutral – means does not contain an acid or
base
“Making a solution chemically neutral”
Neutralize it with a baseNeutralize it with a base
Neutralize it with an acidNeutralize it with an acid
Acids and bases neutralize each other forming a salt and water
Ex. Acid + Base = Salt + water
Acids and bases neutralize each other forming a salt and water
Ex. Acid + Base = Salt + water
Acids, bases and salts conduct electricityAcids, bases and salts conduct electricity
Tap water
-will conduct
-(free ions around)
Tap water
-will conduct
-(free ions around)
Distilled water
-does not
-conduct
-(no free ions!)
Distilled water
-does not
-conduct
-(no free ions!)
o Review chart: (very important!)
ElectricalConductivity
Magnesium Taste/Touch
LitmusPaper
ACIDYES Reaction Sour Turns
red
BASEYES No Reaction
Bitter/Slippery Turns
Blue
SALTYES No Reaction Salty
Depends on the
solution
Worksheet # 1 Study guide, Module 3, page 2