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A substance containing hydrogen and is capable of giving off a protons to another surrounding substance.

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Lemon juice would an example of an acid.

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Ion or molecule  which contains the ability to acceot a hydrogen aton (ion) for a acid.

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Soap would be an example of a base.

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The action of not having any charge at all.

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A neutron has a neutral charge.

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Any of the multiple interferences that result in molecules, ions, crystals and other stable substances.

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When a molecule is formed, a chemical bond occured.

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form of bond in which is created through electrostatic attraction with in oppositly charged ions/molecules, inside a chemical compound.

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An ionic bond is a type of chemical bond.

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an interatomic bond in which is caused by the action of sharing an electron double/pair between 2 atoms. They are formed when a pair of 2 sharing valance electrons between 2 atoms.

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A covalent bond is a form of a chemical bond.

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the process in which the atoms are rearranged to create a totally new sunstance in which is very hard to reverse.

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The burning of wood would be a chemical reaction in which a new sunstance(s) is being created.

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Through this reaction a molecule or compound is created by the interaction between two different types of atoms/molecules.

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Sodium chloride is produced through this type of reaction.

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a reaction where a compound tears down into 2 or more simpler substances.

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AB→A+B is an example of ecomposition reaction equation.

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it is a chemical reaction in which takes place in compound where an element is replaced with another element.

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Zn(s) + 2 HCl(aq) → ZnCl₂(aq) + H₂(g)------- is an example of a single-replacement reaction equation.

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is when parts of two seperate ionic compounds are traded(exchanged) resulting into 2 new compounds.

2 compounds of products and 2 compounds of reactants

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CuCl ₂(aq) + 2 AgNO ₃(aq) → Cu(NO ₃) ₂(aq) + 2 AgCl(s)----------------------is an example of a double-replacement reaction equation.

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Reaction in which occurs at high temps when interferring with oxygen and there is a transfer of energy to its surrounding aas light and or heat.

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The products are "oxides of carbon and hydrogen."

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Substances in which change there color when interacted or added with an acid.

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Once my teacher used an indicator to show the class how strong the pH level was to a certain liquid.

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In which a chemical reaction is taking place, matter is neither created nor destroyed.

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With the law of conservation of matter the amount of atoms in a reaction will remain constant throughout.

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The total number of electrons gained or lose in order to form a chemical bond with another atom.

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The term oxidation was first used by Antoine Lavoisier.

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measurement measure of how acidic/basic water is on a scale.

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The pH scale told me that lemonade has a high pH level.

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A final result substance in which went through a chemical reaction.

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when making water, the water (ending result) would be the product.

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A substance that goes under a chemical reaction to form a new substance(product).

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when water is make the hydrogen and oxygen molecules are the reactants.

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Charged electron(ion) placed in the outer most orbital.

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You can count the number of valance electrons an element has by looking at its group number.

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Acid and Base | Acids, Bases & pH | Video for Kids