acids, alkalis and indicators - SC8 Flashcards

1
Q

how can acids and alkalis be measured?

A

on the pH scale

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2
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what pH describes a neutral property

A

pH 7

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3
Q

how would you describe a property with a lower pH than 7?

A

acidic

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4
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how would you describe a property with a higher pH than 7?

A

an alkali

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5
Q

what are acids in solution a source of?

A

hydrogen ions

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6
Q

what are alkalis in solution a source of?

A

hydroxide ions

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7
Q

how can the pH of a substance be found?

A

by indicators

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8
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If hydrogen ion concentration increases by 10, how much does the pH drop by

A

1

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9
Q

what does a high concentration of hydroxide ions indicate?

A

higher pH

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10
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what does a high concentration of hydrogen ions indicate?

A

lower pH

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11
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what does it mean when a solution is dilute?

A

the solution contains a small amount of dissolved solute

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12
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what does it mean when a solution is concentrated

A

the solutions has a large amount of dissolved solute

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13
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what does it mean when an acid is weak (in terms of dissociation into ions)

A

they only partly dissociate (will only lose/release one or 2 hydrogen ions)

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14
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what does it mean when an acid is strong (in terms of dissociation into ions)

A

they fully dissociate (break up, losing hydrogen)

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15
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name 4 common acids

A

hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid

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16
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what is the pH of hydrochloric acid?

A

(HCl) pH 1

17
Q

what is the pH of sulphuric acid

A

(H2SO4) pH 1.2

18
Q

what is the pH of nitric acid

A

(HNO3) pH 1

19
Q

what is the pH of phosphoric acid

A

(H3PO4) pH 1.4

20
Q

what is true about all common acids?

A

they have hydrogen ions. this defines an acid

21
Q

what salt does hydrochloric acid produce?

A

metal chloride

22
Q

what salt does phosphoric acid produce

A

metal phosphate

23
Q

what is a pH meter

A

a tool that accurately measures pH of different concentrations. The pH is how many H+ ions are in a solution

24
Q

how many cm3 are in 1dm3

A

1000

25
Q

what element makes an alkali?

A

OH-