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OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

i need help. who can help me with an assignment

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@paki

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@sammixboo

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Sammi is busy with insubordinate people atm. What's the assignment?

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

i did the first part

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

Now it is time to do a scavenger hunt around your house to find more examples of acids and bases. Be sure to check in your fridge, medicine cabinet, and in the cleaning supplies. Don’t forget to read the labels on products to find the names or formulas of acids and bases they may contain. Find at least five acids and five bases for your list, making sure that there are some items on your list that were not mentioned in the lesson. Whenever possible, list the product/item and the formula or name of the acid or base.

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (anonymous):

That's pretty easy, actually. Obviously there are some things mentioned in the lesson that are probably not that hard to find. However, for example, dish soap is a base. Milk is also a base. Then there is white vinegar, which is an acid. It wants you to also list the product (so like milk) and its formula OR its name. So, the chemical formula for white vinegar, for example, would be CH(_3) COOH, while its name is loosely acetic acid(but vinegar is distilled a little)

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

can i give you an item and you help me out with it ?

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'll try

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

ok

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

soap

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

what would be the formula for soap? @Zedditup

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What kind of soap?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Try to name the brand as well

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

DIAl

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Dish, hand, bar soap, which one? I'm not sure if they have different things, but I think they would

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

bar soap @Zedditup

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

im doing bases rn

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'm not positive on the formula, but as for the name a common thing in soaps is triclocarban

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The question does ask for the name OR formula I believe. I could be wrong

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

it does say "or"

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

it also says "Characteristics that indicate it is a base"

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

we arent finding the formula btw just the "name". unless you know the formula

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

so what are the Characteristics that indicate it is a base

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (anonymous):

One definite thing is that, when put through the test with Litmus paper, the paper will turn blue if it is a base. Soap is a base, which is why it's so good at breaking up the grime on your hands and body

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

for each object im going to post another one so you can get more medals and feel like you arent waisting your time

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

is that ok @Zedditup

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

10 medals ?

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Zedditup

OpenStudy (photon336):

Well acetic acid is in vinegar usually 8-12% by weight.

OpenStudy (photon336):

Other acids include citric acid, which is found in lemons

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

Photon can you help me with bases for rn

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

@Photon336

OpenStudy (photon336):

There's lactic acid, that's found in milk, ascorbic acid, that's vitamin C, and sulfuric acid found in car batteries. for the bases our list goes on You have things such as Household Ammonia, also a strong drain cleaner like (Sodium Hydroxide)m, Washing soda - sodium carbonate Baking soda - sodium hydrogen carbonate also called sodium bicarbonate, Chalk, Toothpaste, Antacid tablets Milk of Magnesia (Magnesium Hydroxide plus water) list goes on lol.

OpenStudy (photon336):

that's just about everything

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

whats the name for chalk @Photon336

OpenStudy (photon336):

Calcium Carbonate \[CaCO _{3}\]

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

whats the name for toothpaste? @Photon336

OpenStudy (ccchristian1):

& the name for washing soda is sodium carbonate?

OpenStudy (photon336):

Well.. sodium monoflurophosphate |dw:1437884737843:dw| that's one of the formulas for toothpaste

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