C2.5 Salts and Electrolysis Flashcards

1
Q

An alkali has a pH of:

A

Above 7

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2
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A solution that is neutral has a pH of:

A

7

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3
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An acid has a pH of:

A

Below 7

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4
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Define electrolysis

A

The breaking down of a substance using electricity

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5
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Define electrode

A

A rod that conducts electricity

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6
Q

Which electrode is positively charged?

A

Anode

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7
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Which electrode is negatively charged?

A

Cathode

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8
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At the cathode, ions 1) …… electrons to become an atom. This is called 2)…….

A

1) Gain

2) Reduction

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9
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What is Brine?

A

Salt water

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10
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Explain how electroplating works

A

1) The cathode is the object that you electroplate
2) The anode is the metal that you coat the object with
3) The electrolyte is the solution of the coating metal e.g. metal nitrate or sulfate

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11
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What are the products of an acid and a base?

A

Salt + water

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12
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All acids contain 1)……. ions.

All bases contain 2)……. ions.

A

1) H+

2) OH-

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13
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Define a base

A

Any oxide or hydroxide of a metal

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14
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Acids in solution contain …….. ions

A

Hydrogen

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15
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Alkalis in solution contain …….. ions

A

Hydroxide

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16
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At the anode, ions 1) …… electrons to become an atom. This is called 2)…….

A

1) Lose

2) Oxidation