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| arrhenius theory states that in a reaction |
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| acid reactions produces hydrogen ions while base reactions produces hydroxide ions. That is how we determine whether it's a base or acid that reacted. |
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| properties of acids vs bases: taste, examples, chemical reactions, special property in water |
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*acids are sour while bases are bitter
*acids: lemon, citrus fruits, coke, vinegar
*bases:soap(slippery)
*acids changes a litmus paper from blue to red while base is the exact opposite
*both conduct electricity in water |
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| Rules for naming an acid when addressing element-polyatomic compounds and non-polyatomic ones |
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*normally, add -ic when ends in -ate or any element
*however, replace with -ic with -ours |
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| the lower the ph the _________ the H+ M |
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| formula to determine pH or M H+ |
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