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Acids and Redox Flashcards

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What does an acid do when dissolved in water?

A

Releases hydrogen ions as protons into the solution

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What is the difference between a strong acid and a weak acid?

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A strong acid completely dissociates in water

A weak acid partially dissociates in water

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What kind of acids are most organic acids?

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Weak acids

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What does a base do to an acid?

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Neutralises it to form a salt

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What is an alkali?

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A base that dissolves in water releasing hydroxide ions into the solution

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What happens in neutralisation?

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A h+ ion reacts with an OH- ion to make water

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What is released when acid reacts with a metal carbonate?

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Salt
Water
Carbon dioxide

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What is a titration?

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A technique used to accurately measure the volume of one solution that reacts exactly with another solution

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What three things can titration a be used for?

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Finding the concentration of a solution
Identification of unknown chemicals
Finding the purity of a substance

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10
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What is used to make up a standard solution?

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A volumetric flask

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When do you stop a titration?

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When you reach concordance

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12
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What is important when working out the mean titre?

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Use only your closest accurate titres

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13
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What is an oxidation number?

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The number of electrons used in bonding to a different element

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What is the oxidation number for elements?

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0

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What is the oxidation number for oxygen?

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-2

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What is the oxidation number for hydrogen?

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1

17
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What is the oxidation number of f?

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-1

18
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What does the sum of the oxidation numbers equal?

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Total charge

19
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Which element is described as being reduced?

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The one which lost oxygen

20
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Which element is described as being oxidised?

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The one that gained oxygen

21
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What do redox reactions involve?

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Oxidation and reduction

22
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What can redox be applied to as well as oxygen?

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The loss and gain of electrons

23
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What is reduction in oxidation number terms?

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A decrease

24
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What is oxidation in oxidation number terms?

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An increase

25
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What does a metal and acid produce?

A

Salt and hydrogen

26
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What do all acids contain in their formula?

A

Hydrogen

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