ArrheniusdefinitionH+ andOH- ionsin solutionBrønsted–Lowrydefinitionprotondonor andacceptorprotonacceptorbases are____ underBrønsted–LowryHClchemicalexample ofa strongacidconjugatebaseunprotenatedform of anacidNaOHchemicalexample ofa strongbaseweakbasebase thatpartiallydissociatessourtasteclassiccharacteristicof an acidH+acids increasethis ionconcentrationunderArrheniusprotondonoracids are____ underBrønsted–Lowryconjugateacidprotenatedform of abasesoapcommonhouseholdexampleof a basevinegarcommonhouseholdexampleof an acidstrongbasebase thatstronglydissociatesweakacidacid thatpartiallydissociatesslipperyfeelclassiccharacteristicof a basestrongacidacid thatcompletelydissociatesFree!OH-basesincrease ionconc underArrheniusneutralizationreaction thatoccursbetweenacids andbasesArrheniusdefinitionH+ andOH- ionsin solutionBrønsted–Lowrydefinitionprotondonor andacceptorprotonacceptorbases are____ underBrønsted–LowryHClchemicalexample ofa strongacidconjugatebaseunprotenatedform of anacidNaOHchemicalexample ofa strongbaseweakbasebase thatpartiallydissociatessourtasteclassiccharacteristicof an acidH+acids increasethis ionconcentrationunderArrheniusprotondonoracids are____ underBrønsted–Lowryconjugateacidprotenatedform of abasesoapcommonhouseholdexampleof a basevinegarcommonhouseholdexampleof an acidstrongbasebase thatstronglydissociatesweakacidacid thatpartiallydissociatesslipperyfeelclassiccharacteristicof a basestrongacidacid thatcompletelydissociatesFree!OH-basesincrease ionconc underArrheniusneutralizationreaction thatoccursbetweenacids andbases

Acids and Bases - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. H+ and OH- ions in solution
    Arrhenius definition
  2. proton donor and acceptor
    Brønsted–Lowry definition
  3. bases are ____ under Brønsted–Lowry
    proton acceptor
  4. chemical example of a strong acid
    HCl
  5. unprotenated form of an acid
    conjugate base
  6. chemical example of a strong base
    NaOH
  7. base that partially dissociates
    weak base
  8. classic characteristic of an acid
    sour taste
  9. acids increase this ion concentration under Arrhenius
    H+
  10. acids are ____ under Brønsted–Lowry
    proton donor
  11. protenated form of a base
    conjugate acid
  12. common household example of a base
    soap
  13. common household example of an acid
    vinegar
  14. base that strongly dissociates
    strong base
  15. acid that partially dissociates
    weak acid
  16. classic characteristic of a base
    slippery feel
  17. acid that completely dissociates
    strong acid
  18. Free!
  19. bases increase ion conc under Arrhenius
    OH-
  20. reaction that occurs between acids and bases
    neutralization