SLIDE 1 Acids and Bases
- List as many things that you can about
acids or bases in 15 seconds.
SLIDE 2
List brainstorm
Make foldable
SLIDE 3 Science Definitions
– Link to vid
– Hydronium
SLIDE 4
Characteristics
Acids
Taste--- Metals--- Tissues--- pH values--
Bases
Taste--- Metals--- Tissues--- pH values--
SLIDE 5 Acids
- All acid formulas start with hydrogen
- Look for the pattern on the next slide
SLIDE 6 Patterns?
- HCl
- H2SO4
- HNO3
- HF
- H3PO4
- Hydrochloric acid
- Sulfuric acid
- Nitric acid
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Phosphoric acid
SLIDE 7
Rules for Naming Acids
SLIDE 8
Vague terms
Give an example of when you thought some solution was weak or strong.
SLIDE 9 Concentration
- Concentrated:
- Diluted:
- Percent:
- Parts per. . .
SLIDE 10
Concentration 2
Fifteen grams of sugar is dissolved in enough water to make 200 mL of solution. What is the percentage of this solution?
SLIDE 11
Concentration 3
Twenty-five milliliters of a 5% solution is allowed to evaporate to retrieve the solute. How many grams of solute should be left?
SLIDE 12
Concentration 4
The concentration of SO2 in air is measured to be 20 ppm. If a room has 1000 m3 of air in it, how many m3 are SO2?
SLIDE 13
Concentration 5
The level of a contaminant is regulated at 50 parts per billion (ppb). What is this in ppm?
SLIDE 14 Dilution Equation
Concentrated = Diluted (Vol)(Conc) = (Vol)(Conc) One hundred milliliters of a 1500 ppm solution is allowed to evaporate until the volume is 85
- mL. What is the new concentration?