Acids Alkalis (Bases) Metals And Non Metals Flashcards

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Weak acids

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This is acids with less hydrogen ions the PH value range from 4 to 6

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2
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Examples of weak acids

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Acetic acid (vinegar)
Carbonic acid (fizzy drinks)
Lactic acid (sour milk)
Citric acid (lemon and orange)

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3
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Strong acids

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This is acids with more hydrogen ions the pH range form 1 to 3

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4
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Examples of strong acids

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Hydrochloric acid
Nitric acid
Sulfuric acid

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5
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Weak basis

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This are bases with less hydroxide ions the pH range form 8-10

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6
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Examples of strong basis

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Eno
Saliva
Soap
Lime water

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7
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Strong basis

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This are bases with more hydroxide ions the pH value of 11 to 14

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8
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Examples of strong basis

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Sodium hydroxide
Ammonia

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9
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Properties of bases

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They turn red litmus paper blue
The pH is more than 7
They taste bitter and feel slippery
They contain hydrogen ions (OH-)
Metal oxides react with water to form basis

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10
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Properties of acids

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They have a sour taste
They contain positive hydrogen ions (H+)
They have ph less than 7
Non metal oxides react with water to form acid
They turn blue litmus paper red

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11
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Inductors

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Are plant dyes that change color in acid or alkaline solutions

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12
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The strength of acids and bases can be measured on a ph scale using

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A universal indicator

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13
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Universal indicator

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Is a mixture of dyes which change color at different ph values it can be used to determine the pH of a solution

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14
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Neutralisation

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Is when a base reacts with an acid to form salt and water

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15
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Base+acid

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Salt and water

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16
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Ammonium hydroxide+ nitric acid

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Ammonium nitrate and water

17
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Salt formed nitric

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Sulphuric salt formed

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Hydrochloric salt formed

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Ethanoic salt formed

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Lactic salt formed

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Citric salt formed

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Metal+acid

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Salt+hydrogen gas

24
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Zinc+hydrochloric acid

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Zinc chloride+hydrogen

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Magnesium+sulphuric acid
Magnesium sulphate+hydrogen
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Calcium+nitrate acid
Calcium nitrate+hydrogen
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Test for hydrogen
When a burning splint is brought near hydrogen gas a poping sound is produced
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Metal carbonate+acid
Salt+water+carbon dioxide
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Metal+oxygen
Metal oxide
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Non metal+oxygen
Non metallic oxide
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Reactivity series
It is an arrangement of metals in the order in which they will react with substances Starting with the most reactive metal and ending with the least reactive metal
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Alloy
It is a metal mixed with another metal or with a non metal