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BJU Physical Science - Ch10 6th edition

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acid   Any substance that donates hydrogen ions according to the Bronsted-Lowry model.  
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aqueous solution   A water-based solution.  
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base   Any substance that accepts hydrogen ions according to the Bronsted-Lowry model.  
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buffer   A weak acid or base in solution that resists changes in pH when a moderate amount of either an acid or base is added.  
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hydronium ion   The cation formed by the self-ionization of water (H3O).  
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hydroxide ion   The anion formed by the self-ionization of water; OH  
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indicator   A substance that changes color in the presence of an acid or base.  
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neutralization   The reaction between an acid and a base that in an aqueous solution produces a salt and water.  
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pH   A unitless number between 0 and 14 that tells how acidic or basic a substance is.  
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salt   A substance that is formed from the combination of a base cation and an acid anion in a neutralization reaction.  
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strong acid   An acid in which all or most of the molecules produce hydrogen ions in an aqueous solution.  
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strong base   A base that readily produces large numbers of hydroxide ions in an aqueous solution.  
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weak acid   An acid that produces few hydrogen ions in an aqueous solution.  
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weak base   A base that produces few hydroxide ions in an aqueous solution.  
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