Chemistry: Acids, Bases and Salts (C8) Flashcards

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Acid

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A substance with particular properties, including turning litmus red, neutralising and dissolving certain metals.

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Corrosive

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A material that can attack and chemically destroy metals, tissue and can cause damage the instant it is touched.

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Mineral acids

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A chemical compound originating from a reaction between an inorganic compound and its dissociation to produce hydrogen ions.

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Indicator

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A tool used to test different chemical properties of a substance, usually by a change in colour.

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5
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Cancelled out

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To reduce the effect of something or for it to be equal to something else that has the opposite effect.

Italiano: Cancellato

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6
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Turns

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Italiano: Gira

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7
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Reverse

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Italiano: inversione

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8
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Alkalis

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A chemica that is basic

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9
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Soaked

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Italiano: bagnato/imbevuto

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Dipped

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Italiano: immerso

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Universal Indicator / Full - range indicator

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A pH indicator made of a solution that changes colour when in contact with solutions of certain pH levels.

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12
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Spectrum

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Italiano: spettro

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13
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pH

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Unit used to measure the acidity of a solution

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pH Scale

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A measure of how acidic or basic a solution is.

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15
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Sensitive

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Italiano: sensibilità

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16
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Narrow range

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Italiano: gamma ristretta

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17
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pH meter

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Used to measure the acidity of a solution

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18
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Distilled Water

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Water that is completely free from any sort of dissolved or suspended solids and organisms.

Italiano: acqua distillata

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Hydrogen ions

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Nucleus of a Hydrogen atom separated from its accompanying electron.

Italiano: ione di idrogeno

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20
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Potenz H(ydrogen)

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pH is the abbreviation for Potenz H (power of hydrogen)

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Organic solvent

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Carbon based substances, capable of dissolving or dispersing one or more other substances.

Italiano: solvente organico

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Covalently bonded

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The interatomic linkage resulting from sharing an electron pair between two atoms.

Italiano: covalentemente legato

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23
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Acidic oxides

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An oxide which when combined with water, gives off an acid.

Italiano: Ossidi acidi

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24
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Dilute

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Italiano: diluire

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Concentrated

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Italiano: concentrato (e.g. concentrato di calcio)

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Probe

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Italiano: sonda

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Acid and Alkali

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Any substance with a pH under 7 is considered an Acid while if over 7, is considered an Alkali.

Italiano: acidi e alcali

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Basic oxides

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A base without water, also called base anhydrides

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Neutral oxides

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An oxide that is neither acidic nor basic.

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White precipitate

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A heavy white amorphous powder, usually obtained by adding ammonia to mercuric chlorides or corrosive sublimates.

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Amphoteric hydroxide

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Hydroxide salts that can act as either acids or bases depending on the reaction conditions.

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Soil pH and plant growth

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Depending on the pH of the soil, the plant may grow more or not at all, with most plants preferring a pH range between 6.5 and 7.5.

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Peat content

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Peat is an organic fuel consisting of spongy material created by decomposing organic matter and certain minerals.

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Chalky areas

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Italiano: zone gessose

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Liming

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Italiano: Calcinazione

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Flue-gas desulfuriser

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A process that removes sulphur dioxide from from flue gas

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Built - in

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Italiano: integrato

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Slaked lime

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Calcium hydroxide

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Fertilisers

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Organic or inorganic substances containing chemical elements to improve growth of plants and fertility of soil

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Insoluble

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A substance that will not dissolve in a solvent, even after mixing.

Italiano: insolubile

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Bases

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A chemical species that detonates electrons, accepts protons or releases hydroxide ions in a liquid.

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Neutralisation

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A reaction where an acid reacts with an alkali to form a neutral solution made of salt and water.

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Alkalis

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Alkalis are basic, ionic salts of an alkali metal or alkaline earth metal, an alkaline is also a solution with a pH over 7.

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Antacids

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Any substance used to counteract or neutralise gastric acids, usually used as medicine.

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Reactive metal

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Italiano: Metallo reattivo

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Metal Carbonate

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A salt of carbonic acid.

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Salt

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Substance produced from the reaction of acid with a base.

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Parent acid

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The acid which produces a salt with an appropriate base.

49
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Displace

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Italiano: Spostare

50
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Marble chips

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Can also be written as: Pieces of marble

Italiano: Scaglie di marmo

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Fizzes

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Italiano: sfrigolare, spumare.

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Cloudy

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Italiano: torbida

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Ionic compounds

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Compounds that contain ions, held together by the attractive forces of oppositely charged ions.

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Filtered out and Filtered off

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Filtration, the process in which solid particles in a liquid or gas are removed through the use of a filter medium, allowing the gas or liquid to pass through, while retaining the solid particles.

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Dried

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Italiano: asciutto, secco.

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Titration

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The process of determining the quantity of a substance by adding measured increments of another substance, with which it reacts until exact chemical equivalence is achieved.

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End - Point

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Italiano: Punto finale, meta.

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Precipitations

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A type of reaction in which two or more reactants react together to form an insoluble solid, commonly known as precipitate.

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Falls

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Italiano: Cade