Lesson 3 Acids and Bases
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Unit: Chemistry
Lesson 3: Describing Acids and
Bases
Essential Questions:
1.) What are the properties of acids?
2.) What are the properties of
bases?
Compounds with specific
properties
Acids
Bases
Properties of Acids
1.) Reactions with metals
A property that describes
a “wearing away” process
The purity of metals can be
determined by using acids.
Corrosive
2.) Reactions with Carbonates
Acids react with carbonate ions to
produce a new salt, carbon dioxide and
water
Geologists use this
property of acids to
identify rocks made of
limestone.
3.) Sour Taste
4.) Reactions with indicators
A compound that
changes color when
it comes in contact
with an acid
Indicator
Properties of Bases
1.) Bitter Taste
2.) Slippery feel
3.) Reactions with Bases
Bases do not react with metals or
carbonates
Chemical reaction in
which acids and bases
deactivate one another
Neutralization
4.) Reactions with indicators