Year 10 Practical assessment - Acids and Bases
Year 10
Practical Assessment – Chemistry – Acids and Bases
Aim:
To measure the pH of several solids and liquids using universal indicator solution and a pH pen
Equipment:
Spotting tile
Universal indicator solution
Samples of several solids and liquids
pH pen
Method:
1. Take two samples of each solid/liquid to be tested and arrange on your spotting tile.
(If you are testing a solid add a drop of water and mix it before adding indicator)
2. Place one drop of universal indicator on ONE of each sample.
3. Use the pH pen to measure the pH of the other sample of each substance
Results:
Insert a photograph for each step you took in your method – see your teacher if you don’t have a phone.
Substance
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Colour with pH
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Description
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pH Meter reading
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Description
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Eg. Substance A
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Pale blue
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Weak base
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8.3
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Weak base
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Sugar
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Lux flakes
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Detergent
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Toothpaste
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Fruit juice
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Window cleaner
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Citric acid
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Cheesels
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Conclusion:
Write two or three sentences comparing the results from using universal indicator and the pH pen. Do they all agree?
Write a sentence saying which method
(universal indicator or pH pen is more useful when you are testing a coloured solution eg fruit juice)
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