C2.6 Flashcards

1
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What can be made from acids

A

Soluble salts

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2
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What can be made from solutions of ions

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Insoluble salts

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3
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When does a neutralisation reaction happen

A

When a acid and alkali react

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4
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What are the state symbols

A

S
L
Aq
G

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5
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How can soluble salts be made

A

By reacting acids with: metals,insoluble bases and alkalis

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6
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What are not all metals suitable for

A

Reacting with acids

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7
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Why are not all metal suitable to react with acids

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The metal is too reactive or not reactive enough

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8
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What happens when you react acids with insoluble bases

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The Base is added to the acid until no more can react and then the excess is filtered off

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9
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What can indicators be used for

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To show when the acid and alkali have completely reacted to produce a salt solution

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10
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What can be crystallised

A

Salt solutions to produce solid salts

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11
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How can insoluble salts be made

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Mixing appropriate solutions of ions so that precipitate can be formed

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12
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What can precipitation be used for and example

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To remove unwanted ions from solutions e.g treating water

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13
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Examples of 2 bases

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Metal oxides and hydroxides

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14
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What are alkalis

A

Soluble hydroxides

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15
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What do the production of particular salts depend on

A

The acid used

The metal in the base or alkali

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16
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How does ammonia produce an alkaline solution

A

Dissolving ammonia in water

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17
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What is ammonia used to produce

A

Ammonium salts

18
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What are ammonium salts important for

A

Fertilisers

19
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What ion makes a solution acidic

A

Hydrogen ions

20
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What ions makes a solution alkaline

A

Hydroxide ions

21
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What is the ph scale

A

A measure of acidity or alkalinity

22
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What is ph7

23
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What happens in neutralisation

A

Hydrogen ions react with hydroxide ions to produce water

24
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What is the neutralisation equation

A

H+OH👉🏾H2O

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What are salts
Ionic compounds
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What do acid + alkali make
Salt and water
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What do acid and metal make
Salt and hydrogen
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What does acid and metal oxide make
Salt and water
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What does acid and metal carbonate make
Salt and water and carbon dioxide
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What does an acid need to be before reacting
Aqueous
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Why does the dye in the indicator change colour
Depending on whether the solution is above or below a certain ph
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What is the universal indicator
A combination of dyes which gives the colours on the ph scale
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What neutralises each other
Acids and bases
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The more reactive the metal.....
The faster the reaction will happen
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What doesnt copper react with
Dilute acids
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What indicates the rate of reaction
The rate at which bubbles of hydrogen are given off
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How can we check the presence of hydrogen
Burning a splint giving off a squeaky pop sound
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What does the name of the salt depend on
The metal and acid used
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What will hydrochloric acid produce
Chloride salts
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What will sulphuric acid always produce
Sulphate salts
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What does nitric acid produce when neutralised
Nitrate salts