This document contains several lists of instructions and study materials for an upcoming science test: 1. The student is instructed to study cards for a cumulative quiz on acids and bases and prepare for a science STAR test this week. 2. A list of review questions is provided covering topics like the pH scale, types of ions present in acids and bases, common colors associated with each, and the bond types in different compounds. 3. Procedures are outlined for a lab experiment to test household products and determine their acidity or alkalinity using pH strips. Data tables are included to record results. 4. The student is reminded that an assignment on acids and bases is due at the beginning of

1. You will Need:
1. Acids & Bases Part 2 – Pages 5-8 2
pages 1 side each– Bookshelf,
Please staple to pgs 1-4
2. Pencil, Colored Pencils
3. Textbook pg. 196-197
4. Do you have your Progress Notice…
if you forgot it on Friday?

2. 1. Study Cards 1 – 101 for
Cumulative Quiz on Wednesday
2. STAR TEST in Science –
Thursday and Friday of this week
3. Check your grades for any errors
4. Schedule to take Quiz #3 from last
Friday for sometime this week.

3. 1. Which ION is the pH scale measuring?
2. What is the number that represents the
strongest base on the pH scale?
3. In an alkaline solution, what type of
IONS are present?
4. What colors are associated with acids?
5. What number on the pH scale indicates
the strongest acid?
6. What type of substance has very few
hydronium ions?

4. 7. What is the number range for acids on
the pH scale?
8. What colors are associated with
bases?
9. What type of substance (acid or base)
is slippery?
10. What type of substance (acid or base)
turns bromothymol blue, green?
11. If a substance registers a 4 on the pH
scale, is it neutral, acid or base?
12. A reading greater than 7 indicates
your solution is ___________?

5. 13. Protium, Deuterium and Tritium are all
isotopes of Hydrogen, Why?
14. What kind of bond does HCl form?
15. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) forms what
kind of bond? How do you know?

6. 13. Protium, Deuterium and Tritium are all
isotopes of Hydrogen, Why?
14. What kind of bond does HCl form?
15. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) forms what
kind of bond? How do you know?
16. The repeating pattern of NaCl form a
crystal ____________?
17. What is the most common isotope for
Silicon?
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7. 1. One Zip Log Bag with
supplies
2. Each person needs 7 test
strips
3. Each person need 6 pieces
of tape about 2cm long.
Material Manager:

8. Solution Acid or
Base
pH
Value
pH Strip
(taped to paper)
1. Mouth wash
2. Coffee
3. 409 Cleaner
4. Vinegar
5. Ammonia
6. 7up
Predict Actual Result

9. 1. Questions #1-16
• Answer in BULLET format…no
complete sentences.
• Use your notes to help you
answer the questions
2. Acids and Bases – Parts 1 & 2
4 sheets-6 sides – Due at the
beginning of the period
tomorrow

10. 1. Acids and Bases – Parts 1 & 2
should be done by the BEGINNING
Tomorrow.