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IPC Intervention  - Solutions and pH

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The oceans are an example of a(n) ____ solution.
a.
alloy
c.
liquid
b.
gaseous
d.
solid
 

 2. 

Increasing the surface area of a solid ____.
a.
causes the solid to ionize
c.
slows the rate of solution
b.
has no effect on the rate of solution
d.
speeds the rate of solution
 

 3. 

An alloy is an example of a ____ solution.
a.
dilute
c.
liquid
b.
gaseous
d.
solid
 

 4. 

A molecule that is positively charged on one end and negatively charged on the other end is ____.
a.
a hydrocarbon
c.
polar
b.
nonpolar
d.
radioactive
 

 5. 

The amount of solute that can be dissolved in a specific amount of solvent at a given temperature is its ____.
a.
concentration
c.
dilution
b.
density
d.
solubility
 

 6. 

Which of the following combinations would increase the solubility of a gas in a liquid?
a.
Decrease the pressure and decrease the temperature.
b.
Decrease the pressure and increase the temperature.
c.
Increase the pressure and decrease the temperature.
d.
Increase the pressure and increase the temperature.
 

 7. 

Which of the following will speed up the dissolving of a solid solute in water?
a.
Cool the solution.
c.
Grind up the solvent.
b.
Freeze the solute.
d.
Stir the solution.
 

 8. 

In a titration, the ____ is the point at which the indicator changes color and stays that way.
a.
acid point
c.
pH point
b.
endpoint
d.
standard point
 

 9. 

H3O+ units are also known as ____.
a.
hydrogen ions
c.
hydroxide ions
b.
hydronium ions
d.
hydroxyl groups
 

 10. 

A process that uses a solution of known concentration to find the concentration of another solution is called ____.
a.
hydration
c.
ionization
b.
neutralization
d.
titration
 

 11. 

A(n) ____ is a substance that produces H+ ions in a water solution.
a.
acid
c.
salt
b.
base
d.
alcohol
 

 12. 

____ measures how acidic or basic a substance is.
a.
An ester
c.
pH
b.
A base
d.
The hydronium ion
 

 13. 

____ change color in the presence of an acid or a base.
a.
Acids
c.
Buffers
b.
Glycerins
d.
Indicators
 

 14. 

A ____ is a compound formed in solution from the negative ion of an acid and the positive ion of a base.
a.
detergent
c.
salt
b.
glycerin
d.
soap
 

 15. 

A(n) ____ comes from an alcohol that is not a base but has a hydroxyl group.
a.
ester
c.
salt
b.
glycerin
d.
soap
 

 16. 

A bitter taste and a slippery feel are clues that a solution is probably a(n) ____.
a.
acid
c.
hydrate
b.
base
d.
salt
 

 17. 

Ammonia is a weak base because it produces ____ ions in solution.
a.
strong
c.
only a few
b.
weak
d.
many
 

 18. 

A base that only partly ionizes in a solution is a ____ base.
a.
concentrated
c.
strong
b.
dilute
d.
weak
 

 19. 

Polyesters are fibers made of ____.
a.
glycerin
c.
many esters
b.
two esters
d.
organic salts
 

 20. 

The main advantage of detergents over soaps is that ____.
a.
detergents can be used in hard water
b.
detergents can cause excessive foam in pipes and water treatment plants
c.
detergents are organic salts
d.
soaps are organic salts
 
 
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 21. 

Figure 25-1 shows ____.
a.
neutralization of an acid
c.
ionization of an acid
b.
neutralization of a base
d.
ionization of a base
 

 22. 

Coffee has a pH of about 5. Coffee is ____.
a.
extremely acidic
c.
somewhat acidic
b.
extremely basic
d.
somewhat basic
 

 23. 

Blood contains compounds called ____ that allow small amounts of acids or bases to be absorbed without harmful effects.
a.
esters
c.
enzymes
b.
buffers
d.
precipitates
 

 24. 

Metal ions in water can react with soap to form ____.
a.
acid-base indicators
c.
salts
b.
detergents
d.
soap scum
 

 25. 

To neutralize gastric juices in your stomach, antacids contain ____.
a.
bases
c.
hydronium ions
b.
H+ ions
d.
phenolphthalein
 



 
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