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Acids and Bases Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

So what is the definition of a base?

a)

Bases accept protons

b)

Bases are proton donors

c)

Bases increase the number of protons in an aqueous solution

d)

Bases donate protons to water molecules

2.

Egg white has a proton concentration of approximately 0.00000001 M (10-8). or 1 times 10 to the power of negative 8 moles per liter How would you categorize egg white?

a)

Slightly basic

b)

Neutral

c)

Slightly acidic

d)

Strongly acidic

3.

What was transferred from the hydrochloric acid to the water molecule? Click on the background to slide down the LabPad and have a look again.

a)

An electron

b)

A hydrogen atom

c)

H+ a proton

d)

A water molecule

4.

How are the pOH and pH linked? Lower your LabPad to take a look at the graph and figure out the numbers.

a)

pH + pOH = 14

b)

pH = 7 + pOH

c)

7 * pH = 14 - pOH 7 times pH equals 14 minus pOH

d)

7 + pOH = pH - 7PH Minus 7

5.

Guess how many water molecules self-ionize in one liter of water!

a)

2 moles

b)

0.0000001 moles or one to the power of minus seven

c)

10,000,000 moles

d)

1 mole

6.

Remember the Bronsted-Lowry definition of acids and bases? What is water according to this definition?

a)

An acid and a base

b)

An acid

c)

A base

d)

Neither acid nor base

7.

Based on what you have seen, which is the best definition for an acid?

a)

Acids split into two molecules in aqueous solution

b)

Acids accept protons from water molecules

c)

Acids remove a proton from each water molecule

d)

Acids donate protons in aqueous solution

8.

Which unit is used to express the acidity of an acid or alkaline solution?

a)

pH

b)

Moles

c)

Voltage

d)

Karat

9.

What results from a reaction of a base (NaOH) Sodium hydroxide and a hydronium ion (H3O+)H three O plus?

a)

2 H2O and Na+

b)

2 water molecules and sodium cation

c)

Water and a strong base

d)

Water and a strong acid

10.

What makes an acid acidic?

a)

Chemical structure

b)

Temperature

c)

Phase

d)

Number of protons in a molecule

11.

If you have a glass of pure water, without any acids or bases, how many hydronium ions (H3O+) do you expect?

a)

The same number as OH- hydroxide anions

b)

None

c)

Half the water is hydronium ions

d)

As many as there are water molecules

12.

What's the difference in concentration of hydronium ions between pH 1 and pH 4?

a)

x 1000a thousand times

b)

x 10ten times

c)

x 4four times

d)

x 2.6two point six times

13.

What is the smallest pH possible?

a)

There is no fixed minimum

b)

0

c)

1

d)

14

14.

Click the background to slide down the LabPad and take a look at the graph. Does the intake of acidic or alkaline foods affect the blood pH?

a)

No, the blood pH is constant

b)

Yes, the pH increases after eating

c)

No, the blood pH fluctuates randomly

d)

Yes, acidic food decreases pH and alkaline food increases it

15.

What precautions should you take when working with strong acids and bases? (select the ones you considere)

a)

Always wear goggles and gloves

b)

Only use plastic lab equipment

c)

Only perform work in the fume hood

d)

Keep a Bunsen burner switched on nearby