C-4 Chemical changes Flashcards
1
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- What are acids
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- Produce hydrogen ions in aqueous solutions
- Ph less than 7
2
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What are alkalis
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- Aqueous solutions of alkalis contain hydrogen oxides
- Ph more than 7
3
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How can PH be measured
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- Is the measure of acidity or alkalinity
- Measured using universal indicator or PH probe
- PH probe- electronic
- Indicator- dyes
4
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What happens in neutralisation in acids and bases
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- Hydrogen ions react with hydroxide ions to produce water
- Neutralisation0 acid + base – salt + water
H+ + OH- – H2O (I)
5
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- What is a strong acid
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- Completely ionised in aqueous solution
- All acid particles dissociate
- Hydrochloric, nitric and sulphuric
- faster reactions
6
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What is a weak acid
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- Do not fully ionise, in aqueous solutions
- Ethanoic, citric and carbonic
7
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What effect does concentration have on strength of acid
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- The higher the concentration, the stronger the Ph
- As Ph decreases by 1, hydrogen ion concentration increases by factor of 10
8
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- What do acids do with metals
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- Acids react with some metals to produce salts an hydrogen
9
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What is a redox reaction
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- Redox reactions are displacement reactions
- A more reactive metal will displace a less reactive
- Always metal own that gains electrons
10
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What are alkalis
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- Bases that dissolve water
11
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- What do metal oxides and metal hydroxides and react with water to make
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- Form a salt and water
12
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What do acids and metal carbonates produce
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- Metal carbonates are bases
- react with acids to product salts
13
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How are soluble salts made
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- Using insoluble base
- Pick right acid and base
- Warm flute acid on burner then turn off
- Add insoluble base bit at a time, tunnel none reacts.
- Filter out excess solid
- Warm using water bath or heater ti evaporate water, cool. Crystals form
14
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What is the reactivity series
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- Metals in order of reactivity
- how easily they lose electrons
- Higher up, faster and easier it reacts with water
15
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What is the order in reactivity series
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- Potassium
- Sodium
- Lithium
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Carbon
- Zinc
- Iron
- Hydrogen
- Carbon