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What are the characteristics of acids and bases?
Please fill out this worksheet to the best of your knowledge.  IT WILL NOT BE GRADED!!!!
 
Property Acid Base Neutral taste sour (lemon or vinegar) bitter (baking soda, Alka Seltzer) sweet, salty, bitter, no flavor smell may burn nose usually none (except NH 3 ) none, or a “chemical smell” reactivity with metals to form H 2 oils and organic compounds varies by compound conductivity Conducts electricity Conducts electricity some do texture of solution sticky slippery/soapy oily, sticky, watery, slippery
Today is the only day you are allowed to taste, touch, or smell chemicals in class! Only during  section 1  of lab!

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Acids and bases lesson 1

  • 1. What are the characteristics of acids and bases?
  • 2. Please fill out this worksheet to the best of your knowledge. IT WILL NOT BE GRADED!!!!
  • 3.  
  • 4. Property Acid Base Neutral taste sour (lemon or vinegar) bitter (baking soda, Alka Seltzer) sweet, salty, bitter, no flavor smell may burn nose usually none (except NH 3 ) none, or a “chemical smell” reactivity with metals to form H 2 oils and organic compounds varies by compound conductivity Conducts electricity Conducts electricity some do texture of solution sticky slippery/soapy oily, sticky, watery, slippery
  • 5. Today is the only day you are allowed to taste, touch, or smell chemicals in class! Only during section 1 of lab!