This document discusses acids, bases, and pH. It begins by defining the three classifications of substances: acids, bases, and neutrals. Acids have a pH between 0-6, turn litmus paper red, and taste sour. Bases have a pH between 8-14, turn litmus paper blue, and taste bitter. Neutrals have a pH of 7 and do not change the color of litmus paper. It then discusses properties of each classification and how pH is used to indicate how acidic or basic a substance is.

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Acids, Bases,
& pH

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Acids & Bases
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8. How can substances be classified?
BasesAcids Neutral
1. Has pH1 - pH6
2. Turns litmus red
3. Tastes sour
1. Has pH7
2. Does not change
litmus
1. Has pH8 - pH14
2. Turns litmus blue
3. Tastes bitter

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11. Think-Group-Share
What are three
classifications of
substances?

12. Think-Group-Share
What are three classifications
of substances?
 acids, bases, and neutrals

13. How can substances be classified?
Substances can be
classified as acids, bases,
or neutral.
BasesNeutralAcids

14. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of bases?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

15. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of bases?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

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Acids and Bases Graphic
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Turns litmus paper blue
Tastes bitter
Feels slippery
pH8 thru pH14
Neutralizes acids.

17. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of acids?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

18. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of acids?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

19. Class Work
Acids and Bases Graphic
Organizer
Turn litmus paper red
Taste sour
React with metals
Neutralize bases
pH0 - pH6

20. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of neutrals?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

21. Think-Group-Share
Which of the following are
properties of neutrals?
A. Turn litmus paper blue
B. React with metals
C. pH 8 – pH 14.
D. Turn litmus paper red
E. Neutralize acids
F. Neutralize bases
F. pH 7
G. Feel slippery
H. Taste sour
I. pH 0 – pH 6
J. Taste bitter

22. Class Work
Acids and Bases Graphic
Organizer
Do not change the color
of litmus paper.
pH 7
Do not neutralize acids
or bases.

23. Think-Group-Share
What does pH show about
substances?
 What atoms they are made of
 Their amount of energy
 How acidic or basic they are

24. Think-Group-Share
What does pH show about
substances?
 What atoms they are made of
 Their amount of energy
 How acidic or basic they are

25. What is pH?
V. pH shows how acidic or
basic a solution is.

26. Think-Group-Share
Match each type of
substance with its pH range.
 bases a) pH 7
 acids b) pH 8 - 14
 neutrals c) pH 0 - 6

27. Think-Group-Share
Match each type of
substance with its pH range.
 bases - b) pH 8 - 14
 acids - c) pH 0 - 6
 neutrals - a) pH 7

28. What is pH?
B. pH0 - pH6 = acids.
Acids = pH0 - pH6

29. What is pH?
C. pH7 = neutral (ex: water).
Neutral = pH7

30. What is pH?
B. pH8 - pH14 = bases.
Bases = pH8 - pH14