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Page 1: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

IntroductiontopHof

AcidsandBases

Tahoma Jr. High8th Grade ScienceMaple Valley, WA

Page 2: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

pH(power of Hydrogen)

pH is a measurement of the numbers of H+ ions in a solution (they are very reactive without their e-), and

that’s why acids break things down.

The scale runs from 0 (or 1) through 14.

Water is made up of equal numbers of H+ and OH- ions and has a pH of 7 – or “neutral”.

(right in the middle of the scale)

0 (or 1) 7 14

strong acidNEUTRAL

strong base

Indicators are used to tell us what the pH of a substance is

weak acid weak base

Page 3: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

pH test strips(AKA “Litmus Paper”)

are chemically treated papers that change

different colors depending on the pH of the material placed on

the paper

(you compare to the color on the box)

this would be a pH of 12 (some papers’ chemicals don’t produce green for neutral – you have to use their color scheme on the box – so don’t get your papers mixed up with other boxes!)

Page 4: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

Another common way to test pH (especially with pools or hot tubs) is with liquid chemicals instead of treated paper.

(you compare to the color scale on the tubes)

Page 5: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

an acid is a substance which releases

hydrogen ions when combined with water

HCl

(hydrochloric acid)

H

positive hydrogen ion

negative chlorine ion

Cl

+-

Page 6: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

the strength of an acid depends on

how many hydrogen ions are

dissolved in the water

weaker acid stronger acid

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+H+

H+H+

H+

HOW MANY TIMES STRONGER IS THE STRONG ACID ?

Page 7: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

the stronger acid is three times stronger than the weak acid because there are 3x as many

hydrogen ions “to do the work”

weaker acid stronger acid

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+

H+H+

H+H+

H+

Page 8: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

a base is a substance which releases

hydroxide ions when combined with water

NaOH

(sodium hydroxide)

Na

positive sodium ion

negative hydroxideion

OH

+ -

Page 9: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

Which base below is the strongest ?

OH-OH-OH-OH-

OH-OH-

OH-

OH-OH-

A B

How much stronger ?

Base A has twice as many OH- ionsso it is twice as strong (2x)

Page 10: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

When equal amounts of acid ions are combined with an equal number of base ions, neutralization occurs.

OH-OH-

OH-H+

H+H+

H2O

What will an ion of acid and an ion of basemake when combined ?

Page 11: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

The other ions from the acid and the base combine to create a salt.

Na+OH-

OH-H+

Cl-H+

H2O

NaCl (table salt)

Cl-

Na+

What chemical besides water is made whenHCl and NaOH are combined ?

Page 12: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

Neutralization

Neutralization is when one H+ ion (acid) and one OH- ion (base) are combined.

Complete neutralization occurs when there are the same number of H+ ions and OH- ions in

a solution.

This makes it neither an acid or a base. It would then have a pH of 7 (distilled/pure water).

Page 13: Introduction to pH of Acids and Bases Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA.

pH of common drinks(think what these are doing to your teeth enamel…)

end show

drink pHGatorade 2.4vinegar 2.5colas 2.7

apple cider 3.17-Up 3.2

apple juice 3.4root beer 4.0

Juicy Juice 4.5coffee 5.5milk 6.5

soy milk 7.0water 7.0tea 7.2

do you want to see what happens to teeth from too much soda – any soda, not just diet soda? (or meth?) – just click again

Probably not a good idea to be “swishing” that soda around your mouth, eh?There’s phosphoric acid, carbolic acid (from the CO2), citric acid…

Colas are by far the WORST soda/juice .(we teach you this chemistry to help you protect your body/health)Teeth health is closely connected to the health of other body parts.

meth user diet soda


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