Acids and bases Flashcards

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What is the chemical formula of a reverse equation

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2
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Give some examples of acids and their chemical formula

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3
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Give some examples of alkalis and their chemical formula

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4
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What can water molecules break down into?

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Hydrogen and Hydroxide ions

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5
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Why can alkaline and acidic solutions conduct electricity?

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Because they have ions which are free to carry charge.

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What does it mean when an acid or alkali has a higher concentration?

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That they can conduct better.

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7
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When does an alkaline solution form?

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When a metal oxide is dissolved in water

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8
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When does an acidic solution form?

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When a non-metal oxide is dissolved in water.

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9
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What does carbon dioxide produce when dissolved in water?

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10
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What is a reversible reaction?

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It’s when a small portion of water molecules break up to form hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions.some of these hydrogen and hydroxide ions react together to form water molecules.

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11
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What is it called when hydrogen and hydroxide ions form together?

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An equilibrium which is present in all water and aqueous solutions.

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12
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What are the naturalization equations?

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Acid+alkali>salt +water
Acid+metal oxide>salt +water

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13
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How can you make a salt from a n insoluble metal carbonate?

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A titration experiment can be carried out to accurately measure the volume of substances that react in chemical equations this is often used to calculate an unknown concentration.

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14
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What are the steps in a Titration?

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15
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What is the triangle for calculating mass, GFM (formula mass) and number of moles?

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16
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What is the triangle for calculating concentration, number and volume

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