There are several ways to define acids and bases. One way is to look at hydrogen ion concentration. No matter which method you choose, these categories of chemicals participate in some very important reactions. Learn about acids, bases, and pH.
Learn the Concepts
- Acid & Base Terms and Concepts
- Acid & Base Names & Formulas
- Strength of Acids & Bases
- What Is the Strongest Acid?
- Buffers
- Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation
- Salt Formation
- Why Cut Apples Turn Brown
- Difference between Baking Powder & Baking Soda
- pH Scale
- Negative pH
- Acid-Base Indicators
- Titration Basics
- List of the Strong Acids
- List of the Strong Bases
Practice Problems
- Calculating pH
- Calculating pH of a Strong Acid
- Calculating pH of a Strong Base
- Calculating pH of a Weak Acid
- Neutralizing a Base with an Acid
- Titration Example
- Printable PDF Worksheets - Acid & Base pH
- Printable PDF Worksheets - Acid & Base pH Answers
Test Yourself
Do Chemistry Yourself
- Baggie Chemistry
- Effect of Acids and Bases on Apple Browning
- Make Disappearing Ink
- Make Colored Soap Bubbles
- Make Cabbage pH Indicator
- Water into Wine Demonstration
- Poinsettia pH Paper
- Cabbage pH Paper
Useful Tools
Virtual Chemistry Text Table of Contents
