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Name: Unit 2 Outline —Chemistry Chapter 5: Acids & Bases DAY OUTLINE KEY TERMS 1 5.1 Notes (slides #1-4) (p. 119-120) Assignment: Read p.220-227 Acid/Base Data Booklet w.s. (p. 121) Do Key Terms (p. 117-118) 2 5.1 Notes (slides 5-8) (p. 119-120) 1. Acids Assignment: Read p. 228 - 233 2. Bases Do Names & Formulae of Acids & Bases w.s. 3. Indicators (p. 122) 4. pH Read Acid/Base Lab in preparation for tomorrow 3 Acid/Base Lab 4 5.2 Notes (p. 123) 5. salts Assignment: Read p. 234 - 243 6. non-metal oxides Recognizing Acids, Bases and Salts w.s. (p. 124) 7. metal oxides Metal oxides and Non-metal oxides w.s. (p. 125) 5 5.1 Quiz 8. organic 5.3 Notes (p. 126) compounds Assignment: Read p. 244 - 251 9. inorganic p. 2 5l#1-5,7, 8 ,1O,ll (p. 127 in pckg) compounds 10. hydrocarbons 11. alcohols 6 5.3 Quiz Assignment: Ch.5 Review p.252-253#l,2,5,6,9,l 1-13, 15-18,19(a,c,e),20(a,c,e),21-23 (p. 128-139 in pckg) 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 Assessment w.s. (p. 130-131) 7 Ch.5 Test Ch.5 Pkg Due

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Unit 2 Outline —Chemistry

Chapter 5: Acids & Bases

DAY OUTLINE KEY TERMS

1 5.1 Notes (slides #1-4) (p. 119-120)Assignment: Read p.220-227

Acid/Base Data Booklet w.s. (p. 121)Do Key Terms (p. 117-118)

2 5.1 Notes (slides 5-8) (p. 119-120) 1. AcidsAssignment: Readp.228-233 2. Bases

Do Names & Formulae of Acids & Bases w.s. 3. Indicators

(p. 122) 4. pHRead Acid/Base Lab in preparation fortomorrow

3 Acid/Base Lab

4 5.2 Notes (p. 123) 5. saltsAssignment: Readp.234-243 6. non-metal oxides

Recognizing Acids, Bases and Salts w.s. (p. 124) 7. metal oxidesMetal oxides and Non-metal oxides w.s. (p. 125)

5 5.1 Quiz 8. organic5.3 Notes (p. 126) compoundsAssignment: Readp.244-251 9. inorganicp.25l#1-5,7,8,1O,ll (p. 127 in pckg) compounds

10. hydrocarbons11. alcohols

6 5.3 QuizAssignment: Ch.5 Review p.252-253#l,2,5,6,9,l 1-13,

15-18,19(a,c,e),20(a,c,e),21-23 (p.128-139 in pckg)

5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 Assessment w.s. (p. 130-131)7 Ch.5 Test

Ch.5 Pkg Due

Chapter 5: Acids & Bases - Key Terms

Key Term Definition Example/Graphic

1. Acid

2. Base

3. Indicators

4. pH

5.Salts

6. Non-metal oxides

7. Metal oxides

8. Organic compounds

9. Inorganic compounds

10. Hydrocarbons

11. Alcohols

5.1 Acids and Bases

____________

and

_____________

are very common.

• Acids and bases can be very

____________________

and

_________________________________________

try to identify an acid or base by taste or touch!

pH Scale

• The

__________________

of acids and bases is measured on the pH scale

pH below 7 =

_____________

pH 7 =

______________

pH above 7 =

______________

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Acids Neutral Bases

— Each decrease of 1 on the pH scale indicates

_______________

more acidic

• Eg. pH 4 is 10 X more acidic than pH 5 & pH 3 is 1000X more acidic than pH6

pH Indicators

• The pH of acids and bases

___________________

be determined by sight.

— Instead, pH is measured by other chemicals called

_______________________

— or by a

______________________

that measures the electrical conductivity of the

solution using electrical probes to measure how solutions conduct electricity.

• pH indicators change

___________________

based on the solution they are placed in.

____________________________

is the most common indictor.

- 2 colours of litmus paper: Blue = (>7) & Red = (<7).

Acids

• If you know a compound’s , you may be able to identify it as an acid.

— Acids often behave like acids only when dissolved in

__________________

— Therefore, acids are often written with subscript (aq) = = water

• The chemical formula of an acid usually starts with

_______________________________

— Acids with a carbon usually have the C written first.

• HCI = hydrochloric acid, HNO = nitric acid, CH COOH = acetic acid(aq) 3(aq) 3 (aq)

A ...J,

— Hydrogen+...-ide=Hydro...icacid

• HF = hydrogen fluoride = hydrofluoric acid(aq)

— Hydrogen + .. .-ate = . . .ic acid

• H CO = hydrogen carbonate = carbonic acid2 3(aq)

— Hydrogen + .. .-ite = .. .ous acid

• H SO = hydrogen sulphite = sulphurous acid2 3(aq)

Bases

• If you know a compound’s chemical formula, you may be able to identify it as a

______

— Bases, like acids, often behave like bases only when dissolved in

_____________

— Therefore, bases are often written with subscript (aq) = aqueous = water

• The chemical formula of a base usually ends with

________________________________

• Examples of common bases: NaOH , Mg(OH) , Ca(OH) , NH OH(aq) 2(aq) 2(aq) 4 (aq)

Production of Ions

• Acids and bases can conduct electricity because they release

____________

in solution.

+

— Acids release

______________________

ions, H(aq)

— Bases release

______________________ions

OH(aq)

• The pH of a solution refers to the

________________________

of ions it has.

+

— Square brackets are used to signify concentration, [H 1. [OH(aq) (aq)

+

• High[H 1= veryacidic(aq)

• High [OH I = , very basic(oq)

+

— A solution

________________

have BOTH high [H I and [OH }; they cancel(aq) (aq)

each other out and form water. This process is called

_______________________

+

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Name:__________________________________ Block:_______

Science 10 5.1 Acid/Base Data Booklet Worksheet

Date:_________

Assignment

Use your data book to answer the following questions.

1. For each of the following, write the corresponding pH values:

a)acid:

_________________________________________

b) base:

_________________________________________

c) neutral:

________________________________________

2. What color is litmus paper in an acidic solution?

__________________

3. What color is bromothymol blue at the following pH levels?

a) pH5:

____________

b) pH7:

____________

c) pH9:

_____________

4. Solution A has a pH of 3. Solution B has a pH of 6.

a) Which solution is more acidic?

___________________

b) How many times more acidic is it?

__________________

5. Complete the following chart:

Indicator Color at pill

Red litmus paper

Blue litmus paper

Color at pH 7 Color at pH 10

6. If methyl red is ORANGE what is the pH range of your solution?

_______________

7. If bromthymol blue is YELLOW and methyl orange is YELLOW what range is you pH

solution?

__________________

8. What color will phenolphthalein be if placed in a bleach solution?

__________________

9. Write the pH value you would expect for each of the following items:

a) milk

___________

d) grapes

___________

b) lemons

___________

e) water

___________

c) soap

__________

f) baking soda

__________

Name:________________________________ Block:_______ Date:_____

Science 10 5.1 Names & Formulae of Acids & Bases

1. a) How can you recognize an acid by its chemical formula?

b) Which acid is an exception to this rule?

2. Complete the following table of acids. The first row has been completed as an example.

Name of Substance Chemical Formula Name of Acid

a) hydrogen suiphide H2S hydrosulphuric acid

b) H2C03

c) phosphoric acid

d) hydrogen chlorate

e) suiphurous acid

f) CH3COOH

g) hydrogen iodide

3. How can you recognize a base by its chemical formula?

4. Complete the following table of acids and bases. Indicate whether each compound is an acid or a base.

Name of Substance Chemical Formula Acid or Base?

a) hydrochloric acid HC1 Acid

b) NaOH

c) hydrogen nitrate

d) magnesium hydroxide

e) chiorous acid

f) NH4OH

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Name Date Comprehension

Use with textbook pages 234-239.

Recognizing acids, bases, and salts1. State whether each of the following is an acid, a base, or a salt.

(a) HI (I) A12(S04)3

(b) HBr (m) CH3COOH

(c) KOH (n) Mg(CH3COO)2

(d) HNO3 (o) calcium nitrate

____________________

(e) NaOH (p) sodium chloride

___________________

(f) H2S04 (q) hydrocyanic acid

___________________

(g) H2C03 (r) hydrogen fluoride

___________________

(h) H3P04 (s) barium hydroxide

(i) Na3PO4 (t) hypochlorous acid

___________________

(j) Sr(OH)2 (u) aluminum hydroxide

(k) Ca(OH)2 (v) magnesium carbonate

___________________

2. What acid is present in vinegar?

3. What is the chemical name for table salt?

_________________________

4. What acid is used in automobile batteries?

_________________________

5. What base is found in drain and oven cleaners?

_________________________

6. What base is the active ingredient in some antacids?

_________________________

7. What acid is produced in the stomach to help digest food?

______________________

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Metal oxides and nonmetal oxides1. What element reacts with a metal or a non-metal to form an oxide?

2. What is a chemical compound that contains a metal chemically combined withoxygen?

3. What is a chemical compound that contains a non-metal chemically combined withoxygen?

4. What happens to a solution when a metal oxide dissolves in water?

5. What happens to a solution when a non-metal oxide dissolves in water?

6. What is formed when a metal oxide reacts with water?

__________________________

7. What is formed when a non-metal oxide reacts with water?

8. Classify each of the following as a metal oxide or a non-metal oxide.

(a) Na20 (e) SO2

(b) B203 (f) BeO

__________________

(c) NO2 (g) ClO

___________________

(d) CaO (h) Li20

9. Indicate whether an acid or a base wilt be produced.

(a)MgO + H20—*

(b) SO3 + H20 -

________________

(c)CaO +

____________

(d) CO2 + H20

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______

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