1. What does the universal pH scale measure in a solution?
2. Which acid and base should be reacted to produce sodium chloride in a laboratory setting?
3. Who is credited with proposing the fundamental concept of salt formation in chemistry?
Universal pH Scale — range?
0 to 14
pH < 7 — solution type?
Acidic
Salt formation — reaction type?
Acid + base = salt + water
Salt solubility — varies how?
Salt-specific, temperature-dependent
Salt reactions — products?
Salt and water
Titration — purpose?
Determine unknown concentration
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