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G06 Acids, Alkalis & pH Quiz Part 2

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Acids, alkalis, and pH basics (EN)

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Acids, alkalis, and pH basics (EN)

by Sara Alhakam
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What should you do if you spill acids or alkalis?

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What range of pH do acids have?

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What range of pH do alkalis have?

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What does pH 7 mean?

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What is an indicator?

6

What colour does universal indicator show for neutral substances?

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What is the correct scientific term for a substance that changes colour in acids, alkalis and neutral solution?

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Litmus indicator: Red in acids, Blue in alkalis, Purple in neutral. Litmus turns blue in which solution?

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Which of the following is an example of an acid?

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What is the pH scale range?

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What is the hazard symbol for the following picture?

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What is the hazard symbol for the following picture?

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What is the hazard symbol for the following picture?

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What is the hazard symbol for the following picture?

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Always rinse with water and inform an adult.

Acids are in the lower end of the pH scale.

Alkalis are on the higher end of the pH scale.

pH 7 is neither acidic nor alkaline.

Indicators show color changes with pH.

Neutral solutions appear green on universal indicator.

Such substances are called acid-base indicators.

Litmus turns blue in alkaline (alkaline) solutions.

Vinegar is acidic (contains acetic acid).

The pH scale spans from 0 to 14.

 
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