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Mr. Luring
Integrated Science Chapter 6 |
Cut apart and Study!
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Does soap interact with hard water?
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No
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What will react with soap to form soap scum?
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Ca, Mg, Fe
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What is used for washing clothes
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Detergents
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What are detergents made from?
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Petroleum products NOT animal fats
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What are disinfectants?
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kill viruses or bacterial
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What is the formula for bleach?
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Na ClO2
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What is another name for vitamin C?
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Ascorbic acid
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What is Acetylsalicylic acid?
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aspirin
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What can vinegar used for?
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may be used to denature proteins in meat.
If you are stung by a jellyfish, vinegar helps to denature the toxin by changing the protein configuration. |
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How does an acid form?
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donate or lose a hydrogen ion.
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How are bases formed?
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accept or gain a Hydrogen ion
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How are acids formed?
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donate or LOSE a Hydrogen ion
examples: Hcl and H2SO4 |
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What do acids usually start with
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an H
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How are bases formed?
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accept or GAIN a Hydrogen ion
examples: NaOH and KOH |
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What do bases usually end with?
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an OH in the formula
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What does the acid go together with?
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the OH of the base
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What is a scale which ranges from 0 to 14 with 0 to 7 is basic while 7 to 14 is acidic?
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pH scale
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What do soaps allow?
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They allow oil and water to mix
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Why is soap an emulsifier?
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Emulsifers are a mixture of immiscible(do not mix) liquids i thich the liquids are spread thrughout one another.
Polar ends attach to water and the nonpolar ends attach to dirt. |
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What is a scale which ranges from 0 to 14 with 0 to 7 is basic while 7 to 14 is acidic?
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pOH Scale
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