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Acids, Bases and Neutral Substances

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Three Categories: Acid, Base, Neutral

Every substance is one of these three.

Substances around us can be grouped into acids, bases, or neutral substances based on their chemical nature.

↳ Acids, bases and neutral substances differ in taste, feel and their effect on indicators.

📖 Definition

What Are Indicators?

Indicators reveal a substance's true nature.

↳ Indicators change colour or smell to tell us the nature of a substance.

⭐ Important Fact

Litmus: The Classic Test

One paper, two colours, three answers.

↳ Litmus paper is the simplest way to identify acids, bases and neutral substances.

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Acids, Bases and Neutral Substances

This topic explains how substances are classified as acids, bases or neutral based on their taste, feel, and effect on indicators like litmus. It covers natural and synthetic indicators, the meaning of neutral substances…

  • The pH scale runs from 0 to 14 and classifies substances as acidic (below 7), neutral (exactly 7), or basic (above 7).
  • Acids release hydrogen ions ($H^+$) in water; bases release hydroxide ions ($OH^-$).
  • Each step of 1 on the pH scale represents a ten-fold change in acidity or basicity.

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18 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:

Which ion is released by an acid when it dissolves in water?

Beginner
A $Cl^-$ B $H^+$ C $OH^-$ D $Na^+$
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$H^+$

Acids release hydrogen ions ($H^+$) in water. Bases release hydroxide ions ($OH^-$).

A student dips blue litmus paper into a clear liquid and it turns red. What can the student conclude?

Beginner
A The liquid is acidic. B The liquid is basic. C The liquid is pure water. D The liquid is neutral.
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The liquid is acidic.

Blue litmus turning red is the standard test for an acid. Bases turn red litmus blue, and neutral substances cause no change.

Which of the following substances is neutral?

Beginner
A Pure water B Lemon juice C Vinegar D Soap solution
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Pure water

Pure water has a pH of exactly 7, making it neutral. Lemon juice and vinegar are acidic, and soap solution is basic.

What is the pH range of a basic substance?

Beginner
A Above 7 B Exactly 7 C Between 0 and 6 D Below 7
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Above 7

Bases have a pH above 7. Acids are below 7, and neutral substances are exactly 7.

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