Acids taste sour, / And bases taste bitter, / But don’t try to taste, / Unless you want bl. Published at the web's largest poetry site.

Acids taste sour, And bases taste bitter, But don’t try to taste, Unless you want blisters. Lactic acid is in curd And acetic acid in vinegar Oxalic acid is in spinach, And citric acid in citrus fruits. Bases end with “Hydroxide” Learn this side by side. Potassium Hydroxide is in soap, And Ammonium Hydroxide in window cleaner.

Unles you want blisters. And citric acid in citrus fruits. Learn this side by side. And Ammonium Hydroxide in window clearner. And don’t even bother.

A conjugate acid. The same goes for the conjugate bases, Those who have given a proton, Give also a +1 From their original charge (-1). Making them Conjugate bases chemically and at heart. SoundCloud Version ~ Nika - Acids & Bases - 2022

Let's have some fun with Chemistry. Use your knowledge, humor and wit, to entertain and educate your peers. Write a poem for extra credit. Here are some examples of poems: It killed my prize geranium. Enough to light up a stadium. Donate and Accept Protons? Yes! Respectively. 3 points extra credit will be given for completing the assignment.

This is cosmic, learned today, poem, my conscience, all crazy. Well good job, got a laugh out of this one.

2014年9月20日 · Strong acids versus strong bases. Equal and opposite threats. Turned into salt and water. The second that they met.

Lewis Base: Gilbert Lewis broadened the definition of acid and base. A Lewis base possesses a pair of electrons that H + can bind to, like the amines and alkaloids shown above. Here we see ammonia (NH 3 ), methoxide (CH 3 O - ), fluoride ion (F - ), and hydroxide (OH - ).

2023年10月13日 · Here's a little poem about acids and bases: Acids and bases, in bottles they rest, In the world of science, they are the best. They play a part, in reactions galore, Without them, chemistry would be a bore. Acids are sour, like a lemon's zest, And in litmus test, they pass the test. They donate protons, without a fuss, In water they form, an ...

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