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| 4. | The kind of scale for pH |
| 5. | Prevents the pH of a solution from changing much when either small amounts of an acid or base are added to it |
| 7. | A solution where the hydrogen ion concentration is greater than the hydroxide ion concentration |
| 10. | Ka can be calculated for these solutions |
| 11. | The salt formed when hydrochloric acid is combined with potassium hydroxide. |
| 12. | The economic health of a country can be determined by how much of this it produces |
| 14. | Vitamin C |
| 17. | Produces OH- in solution |
| 19. | One of the products of combining an acid and a base |
| 21. | Produces H+ in solution |
| 22. | pH when hydrogen ion concentration is 1 x 10 -8 |
| 23. | Bases can be used to dissolve this |
| 24. | Stomach acid |
| 26. | Accepts hydrogen ions |
| 27. | The feel of bases |
| 28. | Kb can be calculated for these solutions |
| 31. | A solution where the hydroxide ion concentration is greater than the hydrogen ion concentration |
| 34. | The sum of the pH and pOH |
| 36. | As the pH of a solution increases, the solution becomes more __________________ |
| 37. | Donates hydrogen ions |
| 38. | The negative log of the hydrogen ion concentration |
| 39. | The negative log of the hydroxide ion concentration |
| 40. | pH equals 7 |