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7th Sci: Acid-Base Yes/No Challenge

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7th Sci: Acid-Base Yes/No Challenge
 

7th Sci: Acid-Base Yes/No ChallengeVersión en línea

Advanced Yes/No on acids, bases and pH

por Aashvi Gupta
1

A solution with pH 2 is more acidic than one with pH 5.

2

Turmeric changes colour in acidic solutions.

3

Every liquid changes the colour of at least one indicator.

4

Toothpaste is generally basic in nature.

5

If both red and blue litmus show no colour change, the liquid may be neutral.

6

Universal indicator can show different colours for different pH values.

7

An indicator helps identify whether a solution is acidic, basic, or neutral.

8

Orange juice is basic.

9

During neutralisation, heat is usually produced.

10

Universal indicator can show different colours for different pH values.

11

Lime is added to acidic soil to improve crop growth.

12

Distilled water changes the colour of blue litmus paper.

13

If turmeric paper turns reddish-brown, the solution could be an acid.

14

A bee sting is acidic.

15

During neutralisation, heat is usually produced.

16

Adding vinegar to acidic soil makes it more suitable for farming.

17

Soap solution turns blue litmus red.

18

Acid rain improves soil fertility.

19

A solution that turns blue litmus red can never be basic.

20

All salts formed by neutralisation are table salt.

21

Baking soda solution is acidic.

22

A base can neutralise an acid.

23

Vinegar can help relieve a bee sting.

24

If both red and blue litmus show no colour change, the liquid may be neutral.

25

Pure water is acidic.

26

Antacids contain mild bases.

27

A neutral solution always has a pH of 5.

28

Soap solution feels slippery because it is basic.

29

A solution turning blue litmus red is likely to contain more H+ ions than OH- ions.

30

Acids and bases react to form salt and water.

31

A neutral solution has neither acidic nor basic properties.

32

Every sour-tasting substance is an acid.

33

If phenolphthalein turns pink, the solution is basic.

34

Lime is added to acidic soil to improve crop growth.

35

A student adds excess base after neutralisation. The final solution may become basic.

36

A basic solution can turn red litmus blue.

37

Acid + Base -> Salt + Water represents a neutralisation reaction.

38

Factory waste is often neutralised before being released into rivers.

39

A solution turning blue litmus red is likely to contain more H+ ions than OH- ions.

40

Hydrochloric acid helps digest food in our stomach.

41

Curd is acidic because of lactic acid.

42

Mixing equal amounts of any acid and any base always gives a neutral solution.

43

All colourless liquids are neutral.

44

Neutralisation is a physical change.

45

Litmus is obtained from lichens.

46

Factory waste is often neutralised before being released into rivers.

47

Milk is slightly acidic.

48

China rose indicator becomes green in basic solutions.

49

Blue litmus can identify bases better than acids.

50

Red litmus turns blue in every liquid.

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