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Acid-Base & Redox Reactions Flashcards

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What is an Acid?

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An Acid is a Proton Donor (H+ Ion)

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What is the Term given to Acids that can Donate 2 Protons?

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Diprotic Acids can Donate Two Protons

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Give an Example of a Diprotic Acid

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Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4) is a Diprotic Acid

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What is a Base?

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A Base is a Proton (H+ Ion) Acceptor

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Give 4 Examples of Bases

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Some Bases are:

  • Metal Oxides
  • Metal Hydroxides
  • Ammonia
  • Organic Compounds (Amines)
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What is an Alkali?

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Alkalis are Soluble Bases which release OH- Ions into Water

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What does the term Amphoteric mean?

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Amphoteric substances have Acid and Base Properties (e.g. Amino Acids)

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Define the term Salt

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A Salt is an Ionic Compound formed when a H+ Ion is Replaced by a Metal Ion or other Positive Ion

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What is a Cation?

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A Cation is a Positively Charged Ion (Usually Metal or Ammonium)

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What is an Anion?

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An Anion is a Negatively Charged Ion (They are Derived from the Acid)

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Acid + Carbonate →…?

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Acid + Carbonate → Salt + CO2 + H2O

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Acid + Base/Alkali →…?

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Acid + Base/Alkali → Salt + H2O

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What is a Redox Reaction?

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A Redox Reaction is a Reaction where Oxidation and Reduction take place

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Oxidation Is…

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Oxidation is the Loss of Electons

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Reduction is…

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Reduction is Gain of Electrons

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What is a Reducing Agent?

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A Reducing Agent is a Substance that Reduces Other Substances and Loses Electrons

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What is an Oxidising Agent?

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An Oxidising Agent is a Substance that Oxidises Other Substances and Gains Electrons

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What is a Spectator Ion?

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Spectator Ions are Ions that exist in the Same Form as a Reactant & Product, therefore Aren’t Used in the Reaction

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What is a Disproportionation Reaction?

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A Disproportionation Reaction is a reaction where a Substance is both Oxidised & Reduced, forming 2 Different Products

20
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Define Anhydrous

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An Anhydrous Substance is one containing No Water

21
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Define Hydrated

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A Hydrated Salt Contains Water and is in a Crystalline State

22
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Acid + Metal →…?

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Acid + Metal → Salt + Hydrogen

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