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tigry1 [53]
3 years ago
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Match the term with its description. Match Term Definition

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1 answer:
elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]3 years ago
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<h2>Match terms  with  its  description</h2><h2 />

Acid -<em> </em><em>a  compound  that increases hydrogen  ion (H+) when  it  is dissolved in a solution</em>

  example  of acid  is   HCl acid  which dissociate   in solution to  give  H+  ion and Cl- ion

Alkaline - <em>a  compound that increases hydroxide  ions (OH-)  when  it is  dissolved  in a solution.</em>

example of alkaline is NaOH  which it  dissociate  in  solution  to  give (OH-) and Na+  ions


PH- <em>value  from 0 to 14  that is used to specify   how acidic or basic a compound is  when it is dissolved in water.</em>

<em> </em>A compound with a  Ph   below  7 is an acid   while a compound  with  a pH  above 7  is alkaline .

PH  of 7  is  for  neutral compounds.

Ion - <em>at atom  or molecule  that has  a positive  or negative  charge.</em>

for example  Na+  ion which is positively charged  and Cl-  ion which is negatively  charged.





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