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Acids and redox Flashcards

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1
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What must redox reactions balance in?

A

Electrons transferred (changes in oxidation numbers )

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2
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What is a proton acceptor?

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A substance that accepts H+ ions

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3
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What is a proton donor?

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A substance that donates/ releases H+ ions

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4
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What’s the difference between alkalis and bases?

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Alkali is a base (accepts H+) that dissolves in water to release OH-

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5
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Name types of bases

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Metal oxides
Metal carbonates
Metal hydroxides
Alkalis

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6
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Describe neutralisation

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When H in acid is replaced by metal or ammonium ion

Acid + base= salt + water

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7
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Acid + carbonate=?

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Salt + water + carbon dioxide

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8
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Acid + metal oxide=?

A

Salt + water

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9
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Name and give formula of common acids

A

Sulphuric acid (H2SO4)

Nitric acid (HNO3)

Ethanoic acid (CH3COOH)

Hydrochloric acid (HCl)

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10
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Name and give formula for common bases

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Metal oxide (MgO)

Metal hydroxide (Ca(OH)2)

Metal carbonate (CaCO3)

Alkali (KOH)

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11
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What ways can you calculate water of crystallisation?

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By subtracting M of anhydrous salt from M of hydrated compound and dividing it by 18 (M of H2O)

Finding ratio of moles

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12
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What is the water of crystallisation?

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The water that is bonded within the crystalline structure of a hydrated compound

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13
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Define concordant results

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Results within o.1 dm3

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14
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Define titre

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Minimum volume of solution needed to reach end point in a titration

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15
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What is a standard solution ?

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A solution of known concentration

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16
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How do you prepare a standard solution?

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?

17
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Metal hydroxide + acid =?

A

Salt + water

18
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What occurs during the neutralisation between an acid and ammonia ?

A

Ammonia accepts H+ to become ammonium ion (to form ammonium salt)

19
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What is the ionic equation for neutralisation?

A

H+. + OH- = H2O

20
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What’s the difference between sodium hydrogen carbonate (1) and sodium hydrocarbonate (2)?

A

1) Na H C

2) Na H O C

21
Q

What do ions ending in ate always have?

A

Oxygen

22
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What are oxidation numbers?

A

A measure of how oxidised a molecule is

23
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What’s the ON of a pure element ?

A

0

24
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What’s the difference between ionic charge and ON?

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Ionic charge = sign after

ON = sign before

25
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What is the ON of monoatomic ions?

A

Same as charge

26
Q

What is the ON of F H and O in compounds?

A

F= -1

H= +1

O= -2

27
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What does anhydrous mean?

A

Without water of crystallisation

28
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What is oxonium?

A

H30+

29
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Give bronstead-lowry definition of acid

A

Proton donator

30
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Give bronstead-lowry definition of base

A

Proton acceptor

31
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Define strong acid and alkali

A

Fully dissociate to release H+/OH-

32
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How do you prepare a standard solution?

A 
N=cv to find moles of substance needed
N=m/M to find mass needed
Dissolve in water in beaker
Add to volumetric flask (set volume)
Add rinsings (distilled water)
Top up until miniscus is on line
33
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Name equipment of titration

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Pipette and pipette filler
Conical flask
Burette
White tile
Single indicator
Funnel
34
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What are the exceptions to the oxidation number rules?

A

H in metal hydride = - 1

O in peroxides =-1

35
Q

What do you remove in an ionic equation?

A

Spector ions

don’t change state

36
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What’s the difference between ionic and half equations?

A

Ionic show overall change

Half show gain/loss of electrons

37
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Why are reading take on titrations rounded +/- 0.005?

A

More accurate

38
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Name for solution of known and unknown concentration

A

Known= standard solution

Unknown = analyte

39
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Metal + acid =?

A

Salt + hydrogen

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