Acids and Bases: pH Scale Explained
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Number your paper 1- 4.
Answer the questions.
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
2. Who invented the pH scale?
3. Describe 2 things that can
happen when you combine
an acid with a base?
4. Where on the pH scale are the
weakest acids and bases found?
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
2. Who invented the pH scale?
3. Describe 2 things that can happen when
you combine an acid with a base?
4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest
acids and bases found?
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen
2. Who invented the pH scale?
3. Describe 2 things that can happen when
you combine an acid with a base?
4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest
acids and bases found?
Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen
2. Who invented the pH scale?
Soren Sorenson
3. Describe 2 things that can happen when
you combine an acid with a base?
4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest
acids and bases found?
Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen
2. Who invented the pH scale?
Soren Sorenson
3. Describe 2 things that can happen when
you combine an acid with a base?
1. create a neutral substance
2. cause a chemical reaction
4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest
acids and bases found?
1. What does “pH” stand for ?
Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen
2. Who invented the pH scale?
Soren Sorenson
3. Describe 2 things that can happen when
you combine an acid with a base?
1. create a neutral substance
2. cause a chemical reaction
4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest
acids and bases found?
Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
Exploring the pH scale, this content delves into the fundamentals of acidity and alkalinity, covering what pH stands for, the inventor of the pH scale, reactions when acids and bases combine, and where the weakest acids and bases are found on the pH scale.
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Acids and Bases # 4
Number your paper 1- 4. Answer the questions. 1. What does pH stand for ? 2. Who invented the pH scale? 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found?
1. What does pH stand for ? 2. Who invented the pH scale? 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found?
1. What does pH stand for ? Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen 2. Who invented the pH scale? 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found? Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
1. What does pH stand for ? Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen 2. Who invented the pH scale? Soren Sorenson 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found? Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
1. What does pH stand for ? Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen 2. Who invented the pH scale? Soren Sorenson 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 1. create a neutral substance 2. cause a chemical reaction 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found?
1. What does pH stand for ? Power of Hydrogen or Potential of Hydrogen 2. Who invented the pH scale? Soren Sorenson 3. Describe 2 things that can happen when you combine an acid with a base? 1. create a neutral substance 2. cause a chemical reaction 4. Where on the pH scale are the weakest acids and bases found? Closest to neutral (the middle of the pH scale)
