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Acids, Alkalis And Salts Flashcards

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What is the pH scale

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The pH scale, from 0-14 , can be used to classify solutions we strongly acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, weakly alkaline or strongly alkaline

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What is the use of the universal indicator

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To measure the approximate pH value of a solution

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What are acids

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Sources of hydrogen ions , H+

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What are alkalis

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Sources of hydroxide ions, OH-

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Hydrochloride acid + metal ->

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Metal chloride salt + hydrogen

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Sulfuric acid + metal ->

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Metal sulphate + hydrogen

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Hydrochloric acid + metal oxide ->

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Metal chloride salt + water

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Nitric acid + metal oxide ->

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Metal nitrate salt + water

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Sulphuric acid + metal oxide ->

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Metal sulfate + water

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Hydrochloride acid + metal carbonate

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-> metal chloride salt + water + carbon dioxide

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Nitric acid + metal carbonate ->

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Metal nitrate salt + water + CO2

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Sulphuric acid + metal carbonate ->

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Metal sulfate + water + CO2

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13
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All common sodium, potassium and ammonium salts are

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Soluble

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14
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All nitrates are

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Soluble

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Common chlorides are………..except…….

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Soluble except solve chloride

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Common sulfates are …….. Except ……..

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Soluble except barium and calcium

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Common carbonates are ………except ……….

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Insoluble except sodium, potassium and ammonium

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Describe experiments to prepare insoluble salts using precipitation reactions

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Silver nitrate and sodium chloride are added together,
the product, silver chloride is made,
This salt is insoluble and so will form a white precipitate in the solution

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Describe experiments to prepare soluble salts from acids

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Dilute sulphuric acid is added to an excess of magnesium. (Mg + H2SO4 -> MGSO4 + H2)
The left over magnesium is filtered off and the mixture is boiled down slowly to concentrate.
When it is cooked, crystals will form, these can be blotted dry with a piece of paper

20
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Nitric sulfuric and hydrochloric acids make soluble salts with

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Most metals

21
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Ammonium, potassium and sodium make soluble sale with

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Acids

22
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What is used to distinguish between acid and alkaline solutions

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Indicators litmus, phenolphthalein and methyl orange

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