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acids and bases Flashcards

1
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reactions between metals and acids can only occur when…

A

the metal is above hydrogen on the reactivity series

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2
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when acid is dissolved in water ___ are released

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hydrogen ions.
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the hydrogen that ALL ACIDS CONTAIN is released as hydrogen ions

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3
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what happens when a rection takes place between a metal and an acid?

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a salt is formed

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4
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“salt” is a general name for a ______ formed when _______ in an ______ is wholly, or partially replaced by a _______ (or ________ ions)

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a compound formed when hydrogen in an acid is wholly, or partially replaced by a metal (or ammonium ions)

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5
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metal + acid —>

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a salt + hydrogen

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6
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why are alkali metals never used?

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too reactive

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7
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salt made depends on…

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metal you use (magnesium metal will make salts with magnesium ions)

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8
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acid used provides the

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negative ions present in all the salts

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9
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hydrochloric acid —>

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chlorides

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10
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sulfuric acid —>

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sulfates

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11
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nitric acid—>

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nitrates

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12
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metal atoms ___ electrons and are ____d

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LOSE
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oxidised

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13
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hydrogen ions ___ electrons and are _____d

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GAIN
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reduced

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14
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bases

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compounds that can neutralise acids

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15
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alkalis

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bases that are soluble in water

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16
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acid + base —>

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a salt + water

NEUTRALISATION REACTION

17
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salts have no overall charge because

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ionic compounds have no overall charge.

the sum of the charges on their ions equals 0

18
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acid + alkali —>

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salt + water
NEUTRALISATION REACTION

19
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ionic equation

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shows the ions, atoms, molecules that change when the new products are formed

20
Q

when mixing acids and alkalis to form salts you need _____ to decide when the reaction is done

A

an acid/base indicator
no observations can be made

21
Q

acid + a carbonate —>

A

a salt + water + carbon dioxide

22
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neutralisation equation

A

H+ + OH- ⇌ H2O

23
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strong acid

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an acid that fully dissociates/ ionises in aqueous solutions

24
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examples of strong acids

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HCl, H2SO4, HNO3
hydrochloric, sulfuric, nitric

25
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weak acid

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an acid that partially ionises

26
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weak acid examples

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carbolic acid, ethanoic acid, citric acid

27
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concentration of an acid

A

amount of acid molecules in a given volume of solution

28
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as the ______ ________s by one unit, the concentration of _______ ________s by ___ times.

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as the pH scale decreases by one unit, the concentration of Hydrogen ions increases by 10 times

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