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1. Acids wear away metal
2. Some acids are strong
3. Acids taste sweet

1. Is there a base higher then 14
2. Can the strongest acid going to burn your skin off

1. What made you want to do science

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Baking soda is acidic.  Tap water is acidic.  Apc also means all purpose cleaner.  What does the ph paper change color from? Why is apc cristal green?  What would happen if we had no buffers?

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3 things that you learned: I learned that lemons are  an examples of an acid Another thing that i learned was that acids turn the  blue red lithium paper red and it stays red Another thing that i learned is that bases turn the blue and red lithium paper blue and stays blue 2 things that that you are wondering: Im wondering how to set off an volcano with just different kinds of acids Another thing that im wondering is why acids burn through human skin 1.question you would ask an experts:    1.Why does acids burn through metal and wires?

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1.acids produce hydronium ions when they are dissovled in water
2.Bases give soap amonia and many other cleaning products some of their useful properties
3.Both acids and bases are corrosive

1.why does the ph only go to 14?
2.where did they get the names from.

1. what made you wanna study this topic

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1. ACIDS TASTE SOUR
2.BASES TASTE BITTER
3. ACIDS EAT AWAY AT METAL
3 THINGS WONDERING
1. CAN A BASE BE A SOLID
2.CAN LEMON JUICE WEAR AWAY METAL
3.IS THEIR ANY FOOD THAT'S A BASE
QUESTION:
WILL I DIE IF I EAT A BASE?

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3 - things you LEARNED
2 - things you are WONDERING
1- QUESTION you'd ask an expert

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Acids are corrosive substances that eat away at metals, taste sour and sting very badly if it can get in to your eyes or a paper cut.
Bases are another corrosive substance that unlike acids that disintegrate metals, bases conduct electricity, taste bitter, and feel very slippery

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3 things I learn:

-Acid is use in  common items we use daily

- Base have a positive and acid  have negative

- If less than 7 is acid and if it’s more than 7 it base

2 things i’m wondering:

-How do they put acid in things

- What does base do for the things it’s in

1 question I have for an expert:

-Why when acid that is in something it doesn't harm you?

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3 things i learned
-acids are for numbers 0-6
-7 is a neutral
-bases taste bitter and acids taste sour
2 things i am wondering
-what makes a strong base strong and a weak base weak
-what happens when you combine an acid and a base? does it become neutral?
1 question for an expert:
How can a ph scale and other knowledge help us in our daily lives?

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somethings ui have learned is that r body has acid in it also bases are bitter when u eat therm and acids are sour My two questions are what if we didn't have acids and bases The other one is how small are atom basses

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3 Things I Learned:
- Acids are numbers 0-6, 7 is neutral, and bases are numbers 8-14.

- Acids release hydrogen ions(HCL).
- Bases release hydroxide ions(OH-).

2 Things I Am Wondering:

- What color does vinegar change on the pH scale

- Can people die from too much acid in their system

1 Question For An Expert:

-Who else uses a pH scale?

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i learned about acids bases and phenolphaleain
im worndering more about acids and bases
can we do and experiment with acids

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3) I've learned

Acids and bases can help neutralize each other.

Acids turn litmus paper red, bases turn it blue.

Acids taste sour, bases taste bitter.

2) things i'm wondering

Can you die from a acid or a base

Is a acid or base is more dangerous

1) one question
Do only scientist use the pH testing?

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Acids a bases cancel each other out. a acid is a H+ . also base is HO-.What if you mix a really strong acid with a weak base and vice-versa? Can a base go way over 14 for pH?

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3) I've learned...

1. Acidic solutions have a pH valuse below 7
2. A recations between an acid and a base is called neutralization
3. An acid-base mixture is not as acidic or basic as the individual starting solutions

2) I wonder...

1. If there are solutions out there that if you mix them together, they would explode.
2.  If i were to add safe acids together and consumed them, would it do anything to my body.

1) My question is...

1. What is the most acidic thing in the world?

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3- Acids and bases are 2 types of corosives compounds.
That both acids and bases conduct electricity.

If you dissolved acid in water hydronium ions will be released.

2- What kind of chemicals are in acids?

Why are they named acids?

1- What kind of jobs work on acids and bases?

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//three things I've learned//
-when blue litmus paper is put in acid it turns red
-pH stands for "potential of hydrogen"
-a hydronium ion is like a water molecule with an extra hydrogen atom
//two things I wonder about//
-what color would phenolphtaleain turn if it were dipped in bleach?
-what is the strongest base?
//one question for an expert//
do y'all every get into arguments about what color the litmus paper turned into?

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3) I’ve learned..

1. Phenolphthalein turns clear when dipped in an acid and a neutral solution, and also it turns pink when dipped in a base solution

2. Blue litmus changes to red in an acid and remains blue in neutral and basic solutions

3. Red litmus remains red in acidic and neutral substances but turns blue in bases

2) Things I wonder about..

1. What will happen if you mix baking soda and lemon together?

2. If you mix bleach and coke together what would happen?

1) A question I would ask..

1. Is bleach the strongest base and why?

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3 things i learned
*blue litmus paper turns red in an acid
*red litmus paper turns blue in a base
*hydrochloric acid forms in your stomach to digest food
2 things i'm wondering about
*does blue litmus paper change to red if it touches an acid in gaseous form?
*does red litmus paper change to blue if it touches a base in gaseous form?
1 question for an expert
*is there a type of metal that acids do not react with?
yay i did it

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1. Phenolphthaleain turns pink when exposed to a liquid base
2. Hydrochloric acid is in our stomach
3. The PH of distilled water is 7.0

1. What is the PH of soapy water?
2. What would happen if your stomach gets too acidic?

3. What kind of animals have hydrochloric acid in their stomachs

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3 things I Learned:
-Acids and bases both conduct electricity
- Acids contain H+ and Bases contain a OH-
-Phenolphthalein turns pink in bases and turns clear in acids

2 Things I am wondering:
- can hair be tested for its pH
- What happens when an acid touches a strand of hair?

1 Question for an scientist:
- What happens if you stick your hand in an acid and or base?

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1 - Phenolphthaleain turns pink in bases
2 - antacids are often used to neutralize acids in the stomach
3 - Our body tries it's best to keep the pH level of our blood at 7.4
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1 - If you were to take a lemon, and rub it with a bar of soap, then wash it off... what would happen to the acidity of the lemon?
2 - How would you tell if something were an acid or a base without touching it? As in if there are any physical signs to look for
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If I had the opportunity to ask an expert about something, I would ask if they had ever been burnt by an acid or had a close call.

... I would make a chemistry joke but........................ it would probably just blow up in my face

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3 Things I learned:
- many household cleaners are basic
- there are different kinds of chemical indicators
- anything else you want to add :)

2 Things I am Wondering:
- can snow be tested for its pH
- what happens if your stomach gets to alkaline?

1 Question for an Expert:
- what kinds of jobs are there that use lots of pH testing?