EOY 1 Flashcards

1
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State the definition of a base

A

A base neutralises an acid.

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2
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State the definition of an alkali

A

Chemical opposite of an acid, feels more soapy

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3
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What is the name of the reaction between an acid and a a base?

A

Neutralisation reaction

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4
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A concentrated solution of an acid is _ corrosive then a dilute solution.

A

more

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5
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Acids taste _

A

sour

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6
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What does an indicator do?

A

It shows if a solution is acid or alkaline, it contains a dye which shows a different colour code.

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7
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What’s the difference between litmus indicator and Universal indicator?

A

Litmus indicator - paper that turns blue for alkali, red for acid
Universal indicator - Solution that changes the colour, purple for alkali, red for acid

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8
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What is the neutral PH number?

A

7

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9
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What is the most acidic number and the most alkaline?

A
acidic = 1
alkali = 14
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10
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What happens to the PH in a neutralisation reaction?

A

The PH gets closer to 7

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11
Q

Finish the sentence

A base _ acids

A

neutralises

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12
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What forms when an acid reacts with a metal element or compound?

A

Salt

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13
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Salt definition

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A compound that forms when an acid reacts with a metal element or compound

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