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Acids and Bases - Worksheet Yr 9 Science

The document is a worksheet about acids and bases for a Year 9 Science class. It contains 12 multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions about the pH scale, common acids and bases, and chemical reactions between acids and bases. Key topics covered include the pH scale ranging from 1-7 for acids and 7-14 for bases, hydrochloric acid, and neutralization reactions forming salts and water.

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Acids and Bases - Worksheet Yr 9 Science

The document is a worksheet about acids and bases for a Year 9 Science class. It contains 12 multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions about the pH scale, common acids and bases, and chemical reactions between acids and bases. Key topics covered include the pH scale ranging from 1-7 for acids and 7-14 for bases, hydrochloric acid, and neutralization reactions forming salts and water.

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Year 9 Science 2010

Worksheet: Acids and bases

1. The pH scale is associated with _________________and _______________.

2. “pH” stands for “particles of _______________________”.

3. Alkaline, or alkali, is another word for ______________________.

4. Water is _____________________ - it has a pH of 7.

5. On the pH scale, ________________are found from 1 – 7, and ______________

from 7 – 14.

6. To carry out a reaction where an acid and a base are mixed to form a salt and water

is to ________________________. (In this reaction, both the base and the acid

lose their dangerous qualities.)

7. An atom that has lost or gained electron/s, and so has an electric charge, is called

a/an ______________.

8. The acid our bodies use to digest food in the stomach is ___________________

(full name: ______________________________________________________).

9. Complete the equation: acid + base = water + _____________.

10. Arrange in order of increasing pH: vinegar, sea water, soapy water, concentrated

hydrochloric acid. _________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________.

11. Honey can be used to neutralise a bee sting, which means that honey is

______________.

12. _______________________________is believed to neutralise acid rain.

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