C2 5.2 Flashcards
Which indicators can tell us the pH of a solution?
Universal indicator and full range indicators
What is an alkali?
A soluble base or a substance that produces hydroxide ions in solution
Acid + base —> Salt + ……….
Acid + base —> Salt + Water
…….. + metal oxide —> Salt + water
Acid + metal oxide —> Salt + water
Roughly what colour and pH is a strong alkali?
Dark purple, pH 14
What is the general equation that describes a neutralisation reaction?
Acid + base —> salt + water
What salts are formed when we neutralise hydrochloric acid?
Chlorides
What salts are formed when we neutralise nitric acid?
Nitrates
What salts are formed when we neutralise sulphuric acid?
Sulfates
The reaction between an acid and a base is called a ………….. reaction
The reaction between an acid and a base is called a neutralisation reaction
What pH is neutral?
pH 7
What pH is a strong acid?
pH 1
What pH range are all acids?
pH 1-6
What pH range are all alkalis?
pH 8-14
What pH is baking soda?
pH 8 so it is a weak alkali
What pH is oven cleaner?
pH 14 so it is a strong alkali
What pH is vinegar?
pH 3 so it is an acid
Acid + metal —> ……+ …………..
Acid + metal ——-> salt + Hydrogen
What is the symbol equation for
Hydrochloric acid + magnesium —-> magnesium chloride + hydrogen
2HCl + Mg —> MgCl(2) + H(2)
(2) means the tiny 2
Give the word equation for this reaction
6HCl + Fe(2)O(3) —> 2FeCl(3) + 3H(2)O
(2) `means the little 2 like in water (H2O)
Hydrochloric acid + solid iron (iii) oxide —> Iron (iii) chloride solution + water