2.1.2 Formulae, Acids, Bases & Salts Flashcards
What is the
Ionic Equation for Acid + Ammonia
H + + NH3 –> NH4 +
Proton + Ammonia –> Ammonium ion
What is the
Ionic Equation for Acid + Metal Carbonate
2H + + CO3 2- –> CO2 + H2O
2 Protons + Carbonate ion –> Carbon Dioxide + Water
What is the
Ionic Equation for Acid + Metal Hydroxide
H + + OH - –> H2O
Proton + Hydroxide ion –> Water
What is the
Ionic Equation for Acid + Metal Oxide
2H + + O 2- –> H2O
2 Protons + Oxygen ion –> Water
What are the
Observations for Acid + Metal
- Bubbles of gas (effervescence)
- Solid dissolves
Effervescence - hydrogen escaping | Solid dissolves - no solid products
What are the
Observations for Acid + Ammonia
- No visable observations
Ammonium ions & Ammonia are both aqeous
What are the
Observations for Acid + Metal Carbonate
- Bubbles of gas (effervescence)
- Solid dissolves
Effervescence - CO2 escaping | Solid dissolves - no solid products
What are the
Observations for Acid + Metal Hydroxide
- No visable observations
H+ & OH- form water
What are the
Observations for Acid + Metal Oxide
- Solid Dissolves
Metal forms a salt, oxygen forms water
What are the
Products for Acid + Metal
Salt + Hydrogen
What are the
Products for Acid + Metal Carbonate
Salt + Carbon Dioxide + Water
What are the
Products for Acid + Ammonia
Ammonium Salt
What are the
Products for Acid + Metal Oxide
Salt + Water
What are the
Products for Acid + Metal Hydroxide
Salt + Water