acids and bases Flashcards

1
Q

What do we use to define if a substance is acidic or alkaline

A

We use the pH scale

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2
Q

where are acids on the pH scale

A

0-6

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3
Q

where are alkalis on the pH scale

A

8-14

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4
Q

what is neutral on the pH scale

A

7

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5
Q

most acids have what in their formulas

A

A hydrogen ion

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6
Q

what are acids in terms of protons

A

they are proton donors which means they release H +

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7
Q

What are bases in thermal of protons

A

they are proton acceptors

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8
Q

what else are bases

A

metal oxides, metal hydroxide

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9
Q

what are alkalis

A

they are bases which dissolve in water

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10
Q

What do alkalis produce

A

Hydroxide ions

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11
Q

How to tell a solution is a base

A

Metal oxide= base
metal hydroxide= base

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12
Q

how do you tell a solution is a salt

A

metal nitrate = salt
metal sulfate = salt
metal chloride = salt

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13
Q

acid +Metal oxide/hydroxide—>

A

salt+water

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14
Q

acid + metal–>

A

salt+hydrogen

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15
Q

acid + metal carbonate–>

A

salt + water + carbon dioxide

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