Acids, Alkalis And Salts Flashcards

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When does a base become an alkali?

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A base becomes an alkali when it is dissolved in water.

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What are indicators?

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Indicators are substances which change colour when added to acid or alkalis.

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Where of the pH scale is for acids?

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Anywhere below seven, means it’s acidic.

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Where on the pH scale makes a substance neutral?

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If the substance has a pH of 7, it is neutral.

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Where on the pH scale makes a substance alkaline?

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If the pH is above 7, it is alkaline.

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When acids are dissolved in water, what do they produce?

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They produce hydrogen ions.

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What do alkalis produced when dissolved in water?

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Alkalis produce hydroxide ions.

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What is formed when acids react with reactive metals?

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It forms salt and hydrogen

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What happens when acids react with metal oxides?

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They form salt and water

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What is a salt?

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A salt is any compound formed by the neutralisation of an acid by a base.

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