What are the properties of bases and acids?

Answer 1

Most primitive properties:
Acids:
1.turn blue litmus red
2.Liberate hydrogen when react with active metals..
3.are sour to taste
4.react with a base to from water and salt.

Bases:
1.turn red litmus blue
2.are soapy to touch
3.are bitter in taste
4.react with a acid to from water and salt.
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According to Bronsted -Lowry theory:
1.Acids are proton donors
2.Bases are proton acceptors

According to Lewis theory:
1.Acids are electron pair acceptors.
2.Bases are electron pair donors.
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Dilute acids below 1M concentration have pH range 0 to 7.0
Dilute basess below 1M concentration have pH range 7.0 to 14.0

Answer 2

Properties Of Bases

Answer 3

The most advanced explanation of this that I have is that acids are proton (H+ ion) donors and bases are proton receptors. Other properties: acids have a pH lower than 7, bases have a pH higher than 7. Acids taste sour, bases taste bitter. Acids react with metals and bases react with organic compounds.

Answer 4

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A.) A base. B.) An acid Bases tend to be slippery (soap) to the touch, while acids tend to be more gritty/frictiony.

Answer 5

Bases have OH in the end of the compound, they also have pH & 8 higher

Acids have H in the front of compound, have pH range 1-6

Answer 6

Bases:
1.tastes bitter
2.turns red litmus blue
3.have pH value of 7.5-14
4.neutralizes acids

Acid:
1.tastes sour
2.turns blue litmus red
3.have pH value of 1-7
4.neutralizes bases

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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