Acids Bases And Salts
Its a challanging quiz-to test you about your knowledge on acids bases and salts. I hope you enjoy it. . .
Questions and Answers
- 1.
HOW DOES THE BASE-"BAKING SODA " TASTE?
- A.
BITTER
- B.
SWEET
- C.
SOUR
- D.
SALTY
Correct Answer
A. BITTERExplanation
SUBSTANCES SUCH AS BAKING SODA THAT ARE BITTER IN TASTE AND FEEL SOAPY TO TOUCH ARE basesRate this question:
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- 2.
An acid turns_______litmus _______.
Correct Answer
blue,redExplanation
An acid turns litmus red. This is because litmus is a pH indicator that changes color in the presence of acids or bases. In acidic solutions, litmus paper turns red, indicating the presence of an acid. However, if the acid is diluted or weak, the litmus paper may only turn slightly red or pink. On the other hand, litmus paper remains blue in neutral or basic solutions.Rate this question:
- 3.
Methyl orange turns:
- A.
Red in acidic solutions
- B.
Pink in acidic solutions
- C.
Blue in acidic solutions
- D.
Green in acidic solutions
Correct Answer
A. Red in acidic solutionsExplanation
METHYL ORANGE TURNS RED IN ACIDIC SOLUTIONS AND YELLOW IN BASIC SOLUTIONSRate this question:
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- 4.
WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF OF ACIDS?
- 5.
ACIDS ARE ____________.
Correct Answer
SOLUBLE IN WATERExplanation
Acids are soluble in water because they are composed of molecules that can easily dissociate in water, forming hydrogen ions (H+) and anions. These hydrogen ions then interact with water molecules, creating a solution in which the acid is evenly distributed throughout the water. This solubility allows acids to easily mix and react with other substances in aqueous solutions.Rate this question:
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