chemistry - chapter 7 Flashcards

acids and bases

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acid

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an aqueous solution that conducts electricity, tastes sour, turns blue with litmus paper and neutralizes bases

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acids can be used as a

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food preservative

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3
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acids reaction with metals

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acids react with metals to produce hydrogen gas and another compound

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4
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acids reactions with carbonates

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acids react with carbonates to produce carbon dioxide gas

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5
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example of acids reaction with carbonates

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baking soda and vinegar

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6
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are acids molecular or ionic compounds

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molecular

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7
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what makes acids conductive

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collisions with water molecules break up the acid compound to make hydrogen cations

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8
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what gives an acid their properties

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hydrogen atoms, because all acids produce them when dissolved in water

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9
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when does an acid show its properties

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when dissolved in water

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10
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two common groups of acids

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binary acids and oxyacids

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11
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4 common binary acids

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hydrofluoric acid
hydrochloric acid
hydrobromic acid
hydrosulfuric acid

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12
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what are oxyacids related to

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polyatomic ions

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13
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4 common oxyacids

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nitric acid
carbonic acid
sulfuric acid
phosphoric acid

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14
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base

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an aqueous solution that conducts electricity and turns red litmus blue

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15
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acid properties

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sour
neutralizers
react with metal and carbonates

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16
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base properties

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bitter
conduct
change the colour of indicators

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4 common bases

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sodium hydroxide
calcium hydroxide
ammonium hydroxide
magnesium hydroxide

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pH

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a measure of how acidic or basic a solution is

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pH scale

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a numerical scale ranging from 0 - 14 used to compare acidity of solutions

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neutral (pH)

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neither acidic nor basic (pH of 7)

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whats at 13 in the pH scale

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drain cleaner

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whats at 2 in the pH scale

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stomach acid

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where is water on the pH scale

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what determines pH in an acid

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the concentration of hydrogen ions in an acid

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acid leaching
removing heavy metals from contaminated soils by adding an acid solution to the soil and catching the solution that drains through
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phytoremediation
using plants to remove toxins from soil
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neutralization
a chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form an ionic compound ( a salt) and water to make a ph closer to 7
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acids form bases form together they form
hydrogen ions hydroxide ions water
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neutralization word formula and skeleton formula
acid + base --> water + ionic compound (salt) H3PO4 + KOH --> H2O + K3PO4
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two uses of neutralization reactions
chemical spills antacids for the stomach
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acid precipitation
any precipitation with a pH lower than normal rain which is 5.6 and has become acidic because of reactions
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dry deposition
the process in which acid forming pollutants fall directly to Earth, dry, eg. hail
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buffering capacity
the ability of a substance to resist changes in pH
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how does acid precipitation harm the world
poor growing conditions reduction of fish stocks soil toxicity