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This is a game which can help others to understand the aspects of acid and base.Made by Kristi Lee

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Jeopardy

Definition Cabbage Lab Equations Random Chances

100 Points

200 Points

300 Points

400 Points

500 Points

100 Points 100 Points100 Points Chance 1

200 Points 200 Points 200 Points Chance 2

300 Points 300 Points 300 Points Chance 3

400 Points 400 Points 400 Points Chance 4

500 Points 500 Points 500 Points Chance 5

Final Jeopardy

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100 Points Question from Definition

Fill in the blank:Strong acids produce the _____ number of ions

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100 Points Answer from Definition

Maximum

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200 Points Question from Definition

Fill in the blank:Weak acids ionizes only partially in _____ aqueous solution to form the conjugate acid of the base and hydroxide ion.

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200 Points Question from Definition

Dilute

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300 Points Question from Definition

Give the difference between acidic solution and basic solution.

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300 Points Answer from Definition

Acidic solution contains more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions.Basic solution contains more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions.

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400 Points Question from Definition

Define a conjugate acid and a conjugate base

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400 Points Answer from Definition

A conjugate acid is produced when a base accepts a hydrogen ion from an acid.A conjugate base is produced when an acid donates a hydrogen ion to a base.

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500 Points Question from Definition

Name different groups of acid and base and briefly explain/describe them.

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500 Points Answer from Definition

Categories Acid Base

Arhenius Always contain H+ Always contain OH-

Brosted-Lowry Donates a proton to water which forms H30+

No longer needs to contain OH-

Lewis They are electron pair acceptors

They are electron pair donors

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100 Points Question from Cabbage Lab

What is the purpose of Red-Cabbage Lab?

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100 Points Answer from Cabbage Lab

To understand the idea of acid and base, and to be able to figure out which product is acidic or basic or neutral according to the color change.

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200 Points Question from Cabbage Lab

What is the role of red-cabbage juice?

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200 Points Answer from Cabbage Lab

It’s an indicator which defines the acidity or basicity of the tested materials.

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300 Points Question from Cabbage Lab

How can you define the acidity or basicity?

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300 Points Answer from Cabbage Lab

By looking at the color change.

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400 Points Question from Cabbage Lab

What unit is used to describe the severity of acid or base?

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400 Points Answer from Cabbage Lab

pH value

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500 Points Question from Cabbage Lab

What are the borders of pH value which defines whether the material is acidic/basic/neutral?

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500 Points Answer from Cabbage Lab

• If the pH value is 7, the material is neutral.• If the pH value is lower than 7, the material is acidic.• If the pH value is higher than 7, the material is basic.

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100 Points Question from Equation

What is the equation for pH?

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100 Points Answer from Equation

pH = -log [H+]

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200 Points Question from Equation

What is the equation of pOH?

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200 Points Answer from Equation

pOH = -log [OH-]

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300 Points Question from Equation

Find out the answer:pH + pOH = ?

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300 Points Answer from Equation

pH + pOH = 14.00

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400 Points Question from Equation

What is the equation of Kw?

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400 Points Answer from Equation

Kw = [H+][OH-]

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500 Points Question from Equation

What is the equation of Keq?

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500 Points Answer from Equation

Keq =

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100 Points Question from Random

What does Kw stands for?

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100 Points Answer from Random

It stands for “ion product constant for water”

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200 Points Question from Random

What is Titration?

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200 Points Answer fromRandom

Titration tells the rate of acidity in the water and the amount of base which is necessary to neutralize the water.

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300 Points Question fromRandom

Define “Neutralization reaction”

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300 Points Answer fromRandom

It is a reaction which an acid and a base react in aqueous solution to produce a salt and water.

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400 Points Question from Random

Describe why you can consume vinegar while this is not recommended with a dilute solution ofbattery acid.

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400 Points Answer fromRandom

The concentration of hydrogen ions in battery acid is much higher than the concentration of them in vinegar. Also the low pH degree in battery acid means that it is more harmful for people.

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500 Points Question fromRandom

Name 10 acidic/basic households in 15 seconds

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500 Points Answer from Random

Examples •Baking soda• Vinegar• Lemon Juice• Energy Drink• Soap

•Use www.google.comTo make sure other answers are correct!

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Chance 1

If you are older than 18, you will get the chance

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Chance 1

If you are older than 18, you will earn extra 100 points

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Chance 2

If your birthday is between May 20th – July 17th, you will earn a chance.

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Chance 2

If your birthday is betweenMay 20th – July 17th, you will earn an extra 180 points

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Chance 3

If you are shorter than 165cm, you will earn a chance.

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Chance 3

If you are shorter than 165cmYou will earn an extra 200 points

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Chance 4

If you have a just normal cell phone, instead of smart phones, you will earn a chance.

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Chance 4

If you have a just normal cell phone, instead of smart phones, you will earn an extra 250 points

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Chance 5

If you were born outside of New Jersey,You will earn a chance.

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Chance 5

If you were born outside of New Jersey,You will earn an extra 500 points.

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Final Jeopardy

Kb stands for the basic ionization constant. It is the value of the equilibrium constant expression for the ionization of a base. What is the equation of Kb?

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Kb =