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CHEMICAL CHANGES Flashcards

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What are the two ways you can test the ph of a solution

A

universal indicator and a ph probe

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what does a ph probe give you the ph as

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an numerical value

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3
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when acids dissolve in water what do they form

A

H+ ions

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4
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when alkalis dissolve in water what do they from

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OH- ions

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5
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what is the neutralisation equation

A

acid + Base ——– salt + water

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6
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acid + base =

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salt + water

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7
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neutralisation symbol equation

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(H+) + OH- —— H2O

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8
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what does an acid and an alkali make

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water which is neutral

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9
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when a acid neutralises a base the products are…..

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neutral

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10
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strong acids…

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fully ionise in water

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11
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in strong acids all acid particles….

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dissociate to release H+ ions

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12
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examples of strong acids

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sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid and nitric acid

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13
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weak acids…

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partially ionise in water

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14
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in weak acids…. (particles)

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only a small amount of acid particles dissociate to release H+ ions

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15
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examples of weak acids

A

ethanoic, citric and carbonic

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16
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symbol for hydrochloric acid

A

HCL

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17
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symbol for nitric acid

A

HNO3

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18
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symbol for sulfuric acid

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H2SO4

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19
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pH is a measure of….

A

the concentration of H+ ions

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20
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acid + metal oxide =

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salt + water

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21
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acid + metal hydroxide =

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salt + water

22
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acid + metal carbonate =

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salt + water + carbon dioxide

23
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acid + metal base =

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salt + water

24
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mnemonic for the reactivity series

A 
Please       POTASSIUM
Stop          SODIUM
Calling      CALCIUM
Me            MAGNESIUM
A               ALUMINIUM
Careless   CARBON
Zebra       ZINC
Instead    IRON
Try           TIN
Learning LEAD
How       HYDROGEN
Copper   COPPER
Saves   SILVER
Gold     GOLD
25
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acid + metal =

A

salt + hydrogen

26
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metal + water =

A

metal hydroxide + hydrogen`

27
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what is oxidation in terms of oxygen

A

gain of oxygen

28
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what is reduction in terms of oxygen

A

loss of oxygen

29
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what metals can be extracted by reduction using carbon

A

metals below carbon in the reactivity series

30
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how are metals extracted from their ores by reduction with carbon

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the ore is reduced as oxygen is removed from it, and carbon gains oxygen so is oxidised

31
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what metals can be extracted by using electrolysis

A

metals higher than carbon in the reactivity series

32
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what is oxidation in terms of electrons

A

oxidation is the loss of electrons

33
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what is reduction in terms of electrons

A

reduction is gain of electrons

34
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mnemonic for oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons

A

OILRIG

OXIDATION IS LOSS REDUCTION IS GAIN

35
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What is a displacement reaction

A

a more reactive metal will displace a less reactive metal from its compound

36
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where is lithium on the periodic table

A

underneath sodium

37
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what is an electrolyte

A

is a liquid or solution that can conduct electricity

38
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what are the two electrodes

A

anode and cathode

39
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where do the positive ions in an electrolyte move to? and what happens there

A

the cathode where they are reduced

40
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where do the negative ions in an electrolyte move to? and what happens there

A

the anode where they are oxidised

41
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in electrolysis of aqueous solutions what happens at the anode

A

if halide ions are present a halogen will be formed

if no halide ions are present oxygen will be formed

42
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in electrolysis of aqueous solutions what happens at the cathode

A

if the metal is more reactive than hydrogen ,, hydrogen will form
if the metal is less reactive than hydrogen,, the metal will form

43
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at the cathode does it lose or gain electrons?

A

gain electrons

44
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at the anode does it lose or gain electrons?

A

lose electrons

45
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in half equations for redox reactions if the electrons are on the right hand side it is

A

oxidation

46
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in half equations for redox reactions if the electrons are on the left hand side it is

A

reduction

47
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at the anode is it oxidation or reduction

A

oxidation

48
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at the cathode is it oxidation or reduction

A

reduction

49
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Sodium is one of the most abundant metals on Earth. Explain, as fully as you can, why sodium was not extracted until 1807.

A

sodium is very reactive

have to use electrolysis to remove it,

50
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explain why an acid can be described as both strong and dilute

A

can be called strong acid because it is completlely ionised but can be called dilute because small amount of acid per unit volume

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