Acids, Bases, and Salts

The following properties are describing ______:
* pH range of 0-6.9
*turn litmus red
*contains more H+ than OH-

• acids
• bases 
• salts
• neutralization

A____ is formed when a negative ion combines with a positive ion.

• acid
• base
• salt
• neutralization

A way to measure the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution is to use a(n) _____.

• indicator
• litmus
• pH scale
• acid

Ions that form when an acid interacts with water (H₃O+).

• strong acid
• weak acid
• neutral solution
• Hydronium ions

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• Neutralization reaction
• synthesis
• decompostion
• single displacement

The following  properties describe a(n) ____:
* feel slippery
*have a pH 7.1-14
*turn litmus blue

• acid
• base
• salt
• neutral ion

A ___ ionizes almost completely in solution.

• weak acid
• strong acid
• weak base

____ indicates the amount of acid or base that is dissolved in solution.

• Concentration
• Dilution
• Ionization
• Neutralization

A solution with a pH of 7 is considered  a(n) _____.

• Acid
• Base
• neutral solution
• salt

A hydroxide ion is indicated by _____

• OH
• H₃O
• OH^-