8. Acids, Bases and Salts Flashcards by Zoe W

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Litmus in base

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Blue

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Litmus in acid

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Red

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Phenolphthalein in base

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Pink

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Phenolphthalein in acid

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Colourless

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Methyl Orange in base

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Yellow

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Methyl Orange in neutral

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Orange

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Methyl Orange in acid

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Red

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Universal Indicator in acid

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Red

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Universal Indicator in neutral

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Green

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Universal Indicator in base

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Purple

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pH 0-2

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strongly acidic [red]

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pH 3-6

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weakly acidic [orange-yellow]

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pH 7

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neutral [green]

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pH 8-11

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weakly alkaline [blue]

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pH 12-14

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strongly alkaline [purple]

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Q

Acids in aq solution are a source of ___ ions

A

H+

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Alkalis in aq solution are a source of ___ ions

A

OH-

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Acid + Alkaline

A

neutralisation

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Acid is a proton ___

A

Donor

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Base is a proton___

A

Acceptor

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Solubility: Nitrates

A

Soluble

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Solubility: Sodium

A

Soluble

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Solubility: Ammonium

A

Soluble

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Solubility: Potassium

A

Soluble

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Solubility: Chlorides

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Soluble [except Silver and Lead]

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Solubility: Sulfates

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Soluble [except Barium, Calcium and Lead]

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Solubility: Carbonates

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Insoluble [except SAP]

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Solubility: Hydroxides

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Insoluble [except SAP]

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Precipitate

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Reaction where an insoluble product is made when mixing two soluble solutions

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Neutralisation

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Acid and base react to form salt + water

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Metal + acid

A

salt + hydrogen [H2]

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Metal oxide + acid

A

salt + water

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Metal hydroxide + acid

A

salt + water

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Metal carbonate + acid

A

salt+ water + carbon dioxide

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Ammonia + acid

A

Only salt

Q

Crystallisation experiment method

A

Heat
Add excess of solid
Filter
Heat again
Evaporate some water
Leave to crystallise
Dry with paper towel

Q

H+(aq) + OH- (aq) ->

A

H2O (l)

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