Inferring From Evidence: Acids And Bases! Trivia Quiz

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1. What would the colour universal indicator turns when added to pure water tell us about a property of water? (INFERENCE)
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2. [The next few questions require foreknowledge about: pH and universal indicator. If you have never used universal indicator solution, look it up before continuing]

We test the pH of lemon juice with universal indicator solution, and it turns a red colour. What can we INFER (figure out/deduce) about lemon juice?
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3. Why does putting baking soda on a bee sting help to ease the pain?
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4. Water is a substance that is known to have a pH of around 7. The word for this is...
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5. Some students mixed hydrochloric acid (HCL) and the base sodium hydroxide (NaOH) together. The added universal indicator to the resulting mixture and it turned light green. What can they infer about what happens when an acid is added to a base from this experiment?
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6. Some students mixed hydrochloric acid (HCL) and the base sodium hydroxide (NaOH) together. The added universal indicator to the resulting mixture and it turned light green.

They then took that resulting mixture and poured it into an evaporating dish. They evaporated all the water and were left with a white substance that looked like crystalised table salt.

Their teacher confirmed the white substance was table salt.

Which word equation accurately represents the chemical reaction above (hint: evaporation is NOT a chemical reaction, is is a method of separating two substances)
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7. Some acid-base neutralisation reactions produce carbon dioxide (a gas). Think back to experiments you have done in class and decide which of these might be producing carbon dioxide....
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8. What colour would universal indicator turn if it was added to pure water? (OBSERVATION)
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9. If you spilt an acid on your hand in Science class, what should you do?




NOTE: always report accidents/spills involving acids/breakages to your teacher.
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10. A substance was tested in the lab with universal indicator and turned it deep blue. What can we infer about this substance?
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11. We test orange juice in the lab using universal indicator. What might we OBSERVE?
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12. Which of these is a list of WEAK acids? (Here I am defining 'weak' as 'won't damage your skin if you leave it on for a few minutes)
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13. If a substance caused your skin to sting, what could you infer about it? (Choose the BEST answer)
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What would the colour universal indicator turns when added to pure...
[The next few questions require foreknowledge about: pH and universal...
Why does putting baking soda on a bee sting help to ease the pain?
Water is a substance that is known to have a pH of around 7. The word...
Some students mixed hydrochloric acid (HCL) and the base sodium...
Some students mixed hydrochloric acid (HCL) and the base sodium ...
Some acid-base neutralisation reactions produce carbon dioxide (a...
What colour would universal indicator turn if it was added to pure...
If you spilt an acid on your hand in Science class, what should you...
A substance was tested in the lab with universal indicator and turned...
We test orange juice in the lab using universal indicator. What might...
Which of these is a list of WEAK acids? (Here I am defining 'weak' as...
If a substance caused your skin to sting, what could you infer about...
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