chapter 7 acids bases and salts Flashcards

1
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alkali

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soluble hydroxides, pH greater than 7

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2
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bases

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include alkalis, are substances that can neutralise acids, metal oxides and metal hydroxides, pH greater than 7

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3
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how is a salt formed

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a compound formed when the hydrogen in an acid is partially replaced by metal or ammonium ions

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4
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nuetralisation

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when you react an acid with a base

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5
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acid + base…

A

a salt and water

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6
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acid + metal…

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a salt and hydrogen

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7
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acid + alkali…

A

a salt and water

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8
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how are insoluble salts made?

A

reacting 2 solutions to produce a precipitate

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9
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precipitation is…

A

an important way of removing some metal ions from industrial wastewater

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10
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when is an indicator needed?

A

when a soluble salt is prepared by reacting an alkali with an acid

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11
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strong acid

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ionise completely in water

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12
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weak acids

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partially ionise in water/ do not fully ionise

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13
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neutralisation between acids and alkalis

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H + OH –> H20

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