Neutralization Reactions

There is only one type of "salt".

• True

• False

What two substances are always produced in a neutralization reaction?

• Water and a salt

• Water and an acid

• Water and a base

• An acid and a base

What can you use to soothe the "burning" sensation on your tongue from hot, spicy, food? 

• Water

• Soda

• Bread

• Lemonaide 

Which phrase is not true about strong acids?

• conduct electricity very well

• ionize completely in water

• turns red litmus paper blue

• form H⁺ ions in a solution

Which solution is the most basic?

• apple juice, pH of 3

• hand soap solution, pH of 10

• drain cleaner, pH of 14

• gastric juice, pH of 1.5

What happens to the pH of the acid in your stomach when you take an antacid?

• pH moves to almost zero

• pH moves almost to 14

• pH stays the same

• pH moves closer to 7

The pH of a substance is a measure of its       .

• boiling point

• food value

• ability to mix with water

• H⁺ concentration

Arrange the following substances in order of increasing acidity: vinegar (pH of 2.8), gastric juice inside your stomach (pH of 2.0), and a soda (pH of 3.4).

• gastric juice, vinegar, soda

• soda, gastric juice, vinegar

• vinegar, soda, gastric juice

• soda, vinegar, gastric juice

What kind of reaction is a neutralization reaction?

• synthesis

• decomposition

• single replacement

• double replacement