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Acids, Bases & Neutralisation Quiz

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Acids, Bases & Neutralisation Quiz
 

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Quiz on acids, bases, and pH

by USHA PAVANI PEETHANI Meru
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1. A student spills lemon juice on her hand. Which substance would best help neutralise it?

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2. A farmer finds that his soil is too acidic. What should he add to improve the soil?

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3. A bee sting is acidic. Which substance is most suitable to reduce its effect?

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4. A cleaning solution has a pH of 10. After adding vinegar, the pH becomes 7. What happened?

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5. A student mixes lemon juice with detergent solution. What is the most likely result?

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6. A factory releases acidic waste into a lake. Why might scientists add a basic substance to the water?

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7. A gardener accidentally adds too much lime to the soil, making it alkaline. What should be added to help bring the soil closer to neutral?

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8. A student mixes a small amount of lemon juice with a large amount of detergent solution. The pH changes from 10 to 9. Why did the solution not become neutral?

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9. Which situation is an example of neutralisation in everyday life?

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10. After mixing an acid and a base, a student observes that the pH becomes closer to 7. What is the best conclusion?

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