9.2 Acid-alkali Indicators And pH Scale Flashcards

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What’s the use of indicators?

A

We can use indicators to show the presence of acids and alkalis.

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What’s a natural indicator?

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Indicators that can be extracted from plants in Nature.

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What’s the essential of a natural indicator? What’s it’s use?

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Pigments. It change color when mixed with acids or alkalis.

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What’s litmus?

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Litmus is a mixture of pigments extracted from lichen.

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What forms of litmus have in laboratory?

A

Solution and paper form.

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Compare when blue and red litmus paper touches acid or alkali.

A

Blue -> red \ Touching Acid
Red -> blue \ Touching Alkali

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7
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What’s a universal indicator?

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A universal indicator is a mixture of several indicators.

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On pH scale, distinguish acidic substance, alkaline substance, and natural substance’s pH value.

A

Acidic substance< 7
Alkaline substance> 7
Natural substance= 7

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9
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Show the vague colour range of pH value.

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Red, orange, yellow, green, blue.

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What’s the advantages and disadvantages of pH meter?

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Pros:
-More accurate
-Can be reused
-Can be used to measure the pH value of a liquid with a deep colour.
Cons:
-More expensive
-Larger size, less convenient to carry around

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