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    Classifying Acids, Bases, and Salts

    Determine whether the brief statements below describe an acid, a base, or a salt. On the blank in front of the statement, write acid, base, or salt.

    _______________ 1. Phenolphthalein turns pink.

    _______________ 2. Blue litmus paper turns red.

    _______________ 3. Red litmus paper doesn’t change color.

    _______________ 4. Contains more H+ ions than water.

    _______________ 5. pH of 4.

    _______________ 6. pH of 7.

    _______________ 7. Vinegar.

    _______________ 8. Held by ionic bonds.

    _______________ 9. Forms when sea water evaporates.

    _______________10. Forms when an acid and base are combined.

    _______________11. Contains more OH- ions than water.

    _______________12. Drain cleaner.

    _______________13. Formed by a neutralization reaction.

    _______________14. Household ammonia.

    _______________15. Tastes bitter.

    _______________16. Lemon juice.

    _______________17. HCl in water.

    _______________18. Is an electrolyte.


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