9.5 Potential Hazards Related To Use Of Acids And Alkalis Flashcards

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3 strong acids

A

Hydrochloric acid
Sulphuric acid
Nitric acid

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2
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3 weak acids

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Citric acid
Ethanoic acid
Carbonic acid

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3
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2 strong alkali

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Sodium hydroxide
Potassium hydroxide

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4
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1 weak alkali

A

Ammonia solution

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5
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Strong acid can corrode _____, ______, and ______.

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Metal, skin, flesh

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6
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If strong acids/alkalis are in ______, they are more ______.

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Concentrated form, corrosive

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7
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What should we do BEFORE and WHILE we use acidic/alkaline household cleaners?

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Read precautions, use in well ventilated area

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8
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Why in well ventilated area

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Acidic/alkaline vapour can irritate/corrode our respiratory tract, skin, eyes

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9
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What will happen if we mix household cleaners

A

Produce toxic vapours
Never mix

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10
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What’s released when diluting, what can it cause

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A large amt of heat, splashing

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7 precautions when diluting

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  1. Well ventilated
  2. Goggles, gloves
  3. Slowly to large amt of water
  4. Stir continuously slowly
  5. Never add water
  6. Never bare hands
  7. Never inhale vapour
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