C1.3 Acids Flashcards

1
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Give the definition and an example of a chemical that is toxic.

A

Definition- can cause death by ingestion, inhalation, or absorption through the skin.
Example- Hydrogen cyanide.

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2
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What does corrosive mean?

A

Attacks and destroys matter.

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3
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What are the three sections on the pH scale (0-14)?

A

0-6.9- Acidic
7- Neutral
7.1-14- Alkali (a base)

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4
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What is formed when an acid and a base react together?

A

A salt and water.

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5
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What type of reaction is acid and base?

A

A neutralisation reaction.

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6
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What are some of the uses of salts?

A

In fertilisers eg ammonium nitrate, ammonium phosphate.

In fireworks as colouring agents eg calcium chloride, copper chloride.

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7
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What are some of the uses of stomach acid?

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It helps with digestion by breaking down food.

It helps to kill bacteria, reducing the risk of food poisoning.

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8
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How can you test an indigestion remedy for effectiveness?

A

By adding acid and measuring how much you add.

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9
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What is a burette?

A

A tall thin measuring tube with a tap at the bottom.

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10
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What is the working ingredient in indigestion remedies?

A

A base (usually calcium carbonate).

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11
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What happens when acid is reacted with metal oxides or metal hydroxides?

A

A salt and water is formed as metal oxides and hydroxides are bases.

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12
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What does hydrochloric, sulphuric and nitric acid produce in a neutralisation reaction?

A

Hydrochloric acid- a chloride
Sulphuric acid- a sulphate
Nitric acid- a nitrate.

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13
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What does the reaction between acid and a metal carbonate produce?

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Acid + metal carbonate -> salt + water + carbon dioxide.

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14
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What does the reaction between hydrochloric acid and sodium carbonate produce?

A

Sodium chloride (salt), water and carbon dioxide.

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15
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What does electrolysis?

A

Splitting up with electricity.

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16
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What is an electrolyte?

A

A liquid that can conduct electricity during electrolysis.

17
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What does Hydrochloric acid decompose into during electrolysis?

A

Hydrogens gas and chlorine gas.

18
Q

What is the test for chlorine gas?

A

Chlorine bleaches damp litmus paper.

19
Q

What is the test for hydrogen?

A

It makes a lit splint go out with a squeaky pop.

20
Q

How can chlorine gas be produced by electrolysis?

A

Electrolysis of sea water (sodium chloride solution).

21
Q

What are three industrial uses of chlorine gas?

A

It is used to treat water supplies to kill micro-organisms.
It is needed to manufacture bleach.
It is used to make the polymer(chloroethene)- PVC.