Acid and bases Flashcards
H2 No3 What is the name of this? Is it a acid or base? What PH? What salt does it make?
Nitric acid
Acid
PH 2
Nitrate
NaOH
What is this?
Is it base or acid
What PH
Sodium hydroxide
Base
PH 8
Magnesium forms what ion and why.
Mg forms a 2+ ion as it loses 2 electrons to complete its outer valence shell as electrons are negative and they are losing electrons it becomes a 2t charge. 12 protons - 10 electrons = 2+ charge
Acid + carbonate makes
Salt + water + carbon dioxide
Acid + base makes
Salt + water
When powdered is put in instead of solid same thing but just powder and solid 2 different times. How does the powder a faster reaction
Powder has more surface area so more room to move around for the particles concluding that more collisions occur per second
How does temperature fasten the reaction
The particles have more activation energy and are moving round faster so they have more collisions per second
How does concentration affect the reaction
More particles in the same volume to be able to react with leading to faster reaction rate and more collisions per second
If blue litmus paper stays blue in a solution and red litmus paper turns blue what is the solution a base, acid or neutral
A base as a base indicates the colour blue and turns red litmus paper blue
What is the solution when red litmus paper stays red and blue litmus paper turns red, is it a acid, base, or neutral
The solution is a acid as red indicates a acid and the blue litmus papers turns red indicating a acid
What is the solution when red litmus paper stays red and blue litmus paper stays blue
The solution Is neutral as both litmus papers stay the same indicating neutral solution
What ions are in a solution with a PH of 1
All H+ ions in solution no OH ions in solution indicating a strong acid
What ions in solution with PH 7
There are both H+ ions and OH - ions and both ions have equal amounts in solution indicating neutral solution
What ions in solution with PH 14
OH- ions are the only ions in solution and no H + ions indicating a strong base
On a graph what does a steep line mean in a reaction
The steeper the line the faster the successful reactions are