Chemistry Grade 10 Flashcards
Reactants & their products:
Acid Reactions
- Acid + Metal —-> Salt + Hydrogen Gas
- Acid + Metal Oxide —–> Salt + Water
- Acid + Metal carbonate —–> Salt + CO2 + water
- Acid + Base ——> Salt + Water
Define
Titration
Calculation of conc. Of unknown acid or base
Materials needed for
Titration
Burette = Rinse with water and followed by either acid or Base.
Note : Burette is used to calculate unknown concentration of any sample of either acid or base.
Pipette ( We used Measuring cylinder)
Rinse with Water and follow the opposite to burette.
Note : It has known Concentration of either Acid or Base.
Formula of
Complete/Incomplete Combustion
Complete: CxHy + O2 ——-> CO2 + H2O
Incomplete: CxHy + O2 ——> CO + H2O
CO is Toxic gas than CO2. CO blocks the respiratory Gland to Deliver Oxygen
Changes of Indicators for acid and base
Phenolphthalein:
Acid=No change
Base=Pink
Methyl Orange:
Acid=Red
Base=Yellow
Blue litmus:
Acid=Red
Base=No change
Red Litmus:
Acid=No change
Base=Blue
Universal indicator (pH):
Acid=pH<7 ( Red, orange ,Pink)
Base=pH>7 (Green , Blue )
Identify and explain
Variables that affect the rate of reaction.
- Heat: As the temperature increases, more kinetic energy is present. Particles then move faster.
- Concentration: Increase of concentration means there’s more reactants in a volume that can collide with each other.
- Surface area: The increase of surface area of reactants ensure that they have a higher probability colliding with other reactants.
Explain
Collision Theory
Collision theory states that in order for a reaction to occur:
* The particles must collide with each other (proper orientation)
* The collision must have sufficient energy to cause a reaction i.e. enough energy to break bonds
How to find
%Purity
Mass of Pure sample / Mass of initial reactant x 100 = % Purity
Formula
Finding Concentration/Volume in Titration
C1 * V1 = C2 * V2
C=concentration
V=Volume
Formula of
pH, pOH, & Kw
With log10
- pH = -log10(H+)
- pOH = -log(OH-)
- Kw = (O+)(OH-) =10^-14