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WorksheetsSolutions Vocabulary (ESL)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the name of the substance (thing) that goes into the solution?
Base
Saturated
Solute
Solvent
What is the ability to dissolve in a liquid or a gas?
Neutralization
Litmus paper
pH
Solubility
What is the substance (thing) that the solute goes into to make the solution?
Unsaturated
Solvent
Salt
Diluted
When a solution is holding the maximum amount of solute, this is called?
Saturated
Concentrated
Nonpolar Bond
Dissociation
When a solution is NOT holding the maximum amount of solute, this is called?
Solubility
Unsaturated
Base
Electrolyte
When a solution is holding more than the maximum amount of solute, this is called?
Diluted
Solvent
Supersaturated
Dissolve
When you add more solvent so there is less saturation, this is called?
Polar Bond
Acid
Indicator
Diluted
When you add more solute so there is more saturation, this is called?
Concentrated
Salt
Nonelectrolyte
Solute
What is the name of the bond when electrons are not shared equally?
Solubility
Dissolve
Polar Bond
Base
What is the name of the bond when electrons are shared equally?
Electrolyte
Nonpolar Bond
Saturated
Salt
What is it called when molecules separate into atoms and ions?
Base
pH
Supersaturated
Dissociation
What is it called when a substance (thing) has less OH- and more H+ (the pH is less than 7)?
Base
Salt
Nonelectrolyte
Acid
What is is called when a substance (thing) has more OH- and less H+ (the pH is more than 7)?
Base
Acid
Salt
Litmus Paper
What is the name of an ionic compound that results from the neutralization reaction of an acid and a base?
Indicator
Salt
Electrolyte
Acid
What is the name for a type of chemical reaction in which a strong acid and strong base react with each other to form water and salt?
Indicator
Solute
Neutralization
Polar Bond
__ = the acidity or alkalinity of a solution
Nonelectrolyte
Solubility
pH
Base
These chemicals are used to test chemicals.
Indicator
Saturated
Solvent
pH
This is a type of paper that is an indicator for pH.
Acid
Base
Litmus Paper
Nonpolar Bond
What is the ability to conduct heat or electricity?
Salt
Solubility
Conductivity
pH
A salt or molecule that ionizes completely in solution and conduct electricity.
Polar Bond
Solute
Base
Electrolyte
A substance that does not dissociate into ions in a solution and do not conduct electricity.
Nonelectrolyte
Neutralization
Supersaturated
Conductivity
What is it called when you mix something with a liquid or a gas?
Dissolve
Diluted
Polar Bond
Acid
