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CH6 Flashcards

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Definition of Acid

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Chemical substances that ionises in water to produce hydrogen ions

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Definition of alkali

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Chemical substance that ionises in water to produce Hydroxide ions

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Definition of basicity of acid

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Number Hydrogen ions produced by one acid molecule that ionises in water

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Why does acid not show acidic properties without water

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Without water, acid does not ionises to produce hydrogen Ion
Acids only exist as molecules
Hydrogen ion does not move freely

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Why does alkali not show alkaline properties without water

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Without water, alkaline does not ionises to produce Hydroxide Ions
Alkali Exist as molecules
Hydroxide ion does not move freely

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Definition of Ph Value

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Logarithmic measure of concentration of Hydrogen ion in an aqueous solution

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Definition of strong acid

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Acids that ionises completely in water to produce high concentration of Hydrogen Ions

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Definition of strong alkali

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Alkali that ionises completely in water to produce high concentration of Hydroxide Ions

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Definition of weak acid

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Acids that ionises partially in water to produce low concentration of Hydrogen Ions

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Definition of weak alkali

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Alkali that ionises partially in water to produce high concentration of Hydroxide Ions

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Definition of degree of ionisation

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Strength of acid or alkali to ionises in water

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Product of Reaction between base and acid

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Water and salt only

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Product of Reaction between acid and metal carbonate

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Salt, Water, Carbon Dioxide gas

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Product of Reaction between acid and reactive Metal

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Hydrogen gas, Salt

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Product of Reaction between Alkali and Ammonium Salt

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Ammonia Gas, Salt, Water

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Product of Reaction between Alkali and metal Ions

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Insoluble metal hydroxide precipitate

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Definition of Concentration of solution

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Measurement of Quantity of solutes dissolved in a unit volume of solution

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Definition of Molarity

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Number of moles of solutes found in 1dm^3 of a solution

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Definition of Standard Solution

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A solution with known concentration

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2 Important Parameters when preparing a standard solution

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Mass Of Solute
Volume of Distilled Water

20
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Why is Sodium Hydroxide not suitable for standard solution

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Hygroscopic

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Explanation of Dilution Method

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Distilled water is added to aqueous solution to alter concentration of the solution

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Definition Neutralisation

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Reaction between an acid and a base to produce water and salt only

23
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Is Bee sting acidic

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yes

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is wasp sting acidic

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no. it is alkaline

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Definition of Titration Method

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Quantitative analysis method to determine volume of acid needed to completely neutralise a given volume of alkali and vice versa

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Definition of end point of Titration method

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The point in titration where acid-base indicator change colour after all hydrogen ions completely neutralise hydroxide ions to produce water molecule

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Definition of Salt

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Ionic compound formed when Hydrogen ions of an acid is replaced with metal ions or ammonium ion

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use of Ammonium Nitrate

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Fertiliser

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use of Iron ii sulphate

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pesticides

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use of Calcium Sulphate

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Plaster of Paris

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use of Potassium Manganate (VII)

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antiseptic to treat wounds

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use of sodium chloride

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flavor

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Use of sodium bicarbonate

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raising dough

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use of sodium benzoate

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Preserve chili tomato and oyster source

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use of Sodium nitrate

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preserve processed food

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