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1
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what is the formula for hydrochloric acid?

A

HCl

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2
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what is the formula for sulfuric acid?

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H2S04

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3
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what is the formula for nitric acid?

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HNO3

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4
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what is the formula for ethanoic acid?

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CH3COOH

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5
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what happens when acids are dissolved in water?

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they release H+ ions

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6
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what is a strong acid?

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completely ionises/disociates into ions in aqueous solutions

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6
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what is the spectator ion in this
HCl —> H+ + C-

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chloride ion

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7
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what is a weak acid?

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partially ionises/disociates into ions in aqueous solutions

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8
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what does a base do when added to an acid?

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it neutralises an acid

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9
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what happens when a base dissolves in water?

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can form an alkali

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10
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what does an acid + alkali produce?

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salt + water

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11
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what does an acid + metal oxide produce?

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salt + water

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12
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what does an acid + metal carbonate produce?

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salt + water +CO2

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13
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what is a titration?

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used to accurately measure the volume of one solution that reacts exactly with a known volume of another solution

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14
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what is the equipment used in a titration?

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white tile
burette
conical flask
bulb pipette
pipette filler
volumetric flask
dropping pipette

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15
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what do you have to make sure the results are before calculating the mean titrate?

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concordant (within 0.1 of each other)

16
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how do you calculate percentage uncertainty?

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(error x times of use) / reading x 100

17
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what is oxidation?

A

gain of oxygen
loss of hydrogen and electrons

18
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what is reduction?

A

loss of oxygen
gain of hydrogen and electrons

19
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what is the oxidation number for group 1 elements?

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+1

20
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what is the oxidation number for group 2 elements?

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+2

21
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what is the oxidation number for fluorine?

A

-1

22
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what is the oxidation number for hydrogen?

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+1

except in metal hydrides when = -1

23
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what is the oxidation number for oxygen?

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-2

except in peroxides (02) = -1
with F = +2

24
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what is the oxidation number of a single element on its own?

A

0

25
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how can you tell if an element is oxidised?

A

its oxidation number increases

26
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how can you tell if an element is reduced?

A

its oxidation number decreases

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