Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Which ion makes solutions acidic

A

Hydrogen ion
H+ (aq)

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2
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Describe how to test a solution to show it is acidic

A

Add universal indicator to the solution, it will turn red/orange/yellow

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3
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How does the pH of an acidic solution change if it becomes less acidic

A

The pH will increase

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4
Q

What type of chemical reaction occurs when a metal hydroxide is added to an acid

A

Neutralisation reaction

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5
Q

Which equation is used to work out the concentration solution in g/dm3

A

Concentration (g/dm3) =mass (g)/ volume (dm3)

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6
Q

How do you convert a volume in cm3 to a volume in dm3

A

Divide by 1000

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7
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Any method should identify key variables and what equipment you will use to measure the variables. What are the three key variables in an investigation

A

INDEPENDENT VARIABLE ( the variable we change and select different values of)

DEPENDENT VARIABLE (the variable we measure and record in a results table)

CONTROL VARIABLE (the variable we measure and meet the same throughout the investigation)

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8
Q

Which piece of equipment would you use to measure the mass of a chemical

A

Top pan balance

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9
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Which piece of equipment would you use to measure put a volume of gas produced in an experiment

A

Measuring cylinder

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10
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Which piece of equipment can you use to record the volume of gas produced in an experiment

A

Gas syringe

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11
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What observation can be made when hot sodium burns in oxygen gas

A

Yellow flame
White smoke
White powder left at the end of the

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12
Q

What is the order of discovery of the electron, proton and neutron

A
  1. Electron
  2. Proton
  3. Neutron
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13
Q

How do you work out the number of neutrons in an atom from the mass number and atomic number

A

Mass number minus atomic number

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14
Q

How can you calculate the relative atomic mass of an element from the mass numbers and percentage abundance of its isotopes

A

Mass number X percentage abundance
Divided by 100

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15
Q

Explain why solid sodium chloride does not conduct electricity

A

Ions are not free to move

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16
Q

What can we do to solid sodium chloride to allow it to conduct electricity

A

Dissolve in water to make a solution
Melt the solid

17
Q

What element is used to make inherit electrodes in electrolysis

A

Carbon

18
Q

What is the half equation to produce chlorine during electrolysis

A

2Cl- (arrow) Cl2 + 2e-

19
Q

What ions are present in sodium chloride solution

A

Sodium ions (Na+), chloride ions (Cl-), hydrogen ions (H+), hydroxide ions (OH-)

20
Q

What products are produced when sodium chloride solution is electrolysed

A

positive electrode: CHLORINE GAS
negative electrode: HYDROGEN

sodium ions join with hydroxide ions to form an alkaline solution of sodium hydroxide

21
Q

How do you work out the number of moles of a substance from its mass and relative formula mass (Mr)

A

Moles= mass (g)/Mr

22
Q

Which structures contain hexagonal rings

A

Graphite
Fullerenes
Graphene

23
Q

Why do metals allow the conduction of thermal energy

A

Delocalised electrons move through the structure and transfer energy

24
Q

Explain why ionic compounds like metal oxides have high melting points

A

Giant structure
Lots of strong forces of attraction between
oppositely charged ions
Lots of energy to break lots of bonds

25
Q

Why do simple covalent bonds molecules have low melting points

A

Made of small molecules
Weak forces between the molecules
Little energy needed to break the weak forces