Science vocab

A compound in aqueous solution that will neutralize a base to form salt and water

A base that contains the hydrogen ion

A solution in water

A compound in an aqueous solution that will neutralize an acid to form a salt and water

Synonym for alkaline, which is a descriptor for a base that contains the hydroxide ion

An equation written with a chemical formula of the compounds involved in a chemical reaction...

A numeral written in front of a chemical formula in a chemical equation

The chemical bond that forms between a non-metal elements by means of sharing electrons hydrogen also forms these...

A compound formed with a halogen

One of the elements in group 17 of the periodic table of the elements

A proton. The nucleus of a hydrogen atom. Possesses a charge of +1

A polyatomic ion consisting of one atom of oxygen and one atom of hydrogen, and possessing a charge of -1

A chemical bond between metal and non-metal atoms in which one or more electrons from the metal are transferred to the non-metal. This process results in ions that are electrically attracted to one another and form a crystal lattice

When an acid and a base react and produce a salt and water with a pH of 7

When an atom loses electrons to become a positively charged ion

A scale measuring how acidic or basic a substance is...

A substance or set of chemical colored papers...

A group of non-metal atoms covalently bonded together and possessing a net electrical charge

As a verb: To form a solid and come out of a solution. As a noun: A solid that has formed and has come out of a solution during a chemical reaction

The compounds formed by a chemical reaction

One of the compounds going into a chemical reaction

A chemical reaction in which one substance is reduced and another substance is oxidized. Since oxidation and reduction occur together, the combined reactions are called....

When a positive ion gains electrons to become less positively charged, or when a neutral atom gains electrons to become a negatively charged ion.

A compound formed by the neutralization reaction between an acid and a base. May also be described as a metal bonded to a halogen, or a metal bonded to a certain polyatomic ion such as sulphate, nitrate or phosphate.