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What’s the amphoteric character of alumina?

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It can react with acids and bases to form different products.

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What’s formed when alumina reacts with an acid?

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Salt and water

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What’s formed when alumina reacts with a base?

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A soluble aluminate salt.

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Why is calcium hydroxide (ca(oh)2) widely used in treating acid effluent?

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it is a strong base which helps neutralise acidic waste.

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How does calcium hydroxide help to reduce acid effluent?

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when it neutralises acidic waste, less harmful products such as water and salts are formed.

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What are two benefits of using calcium hydroxide to treat acid effluent?

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It’s cost-effective and is effective in neutralising strong acids.

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what are some limitations of using calcium hydroxide to treat acid effluent.

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Over-usage could lead to PH rising, may cause sludge formation.

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in the Haber process, what is the difference in the enthalpy profile between an uncatalysed and catalyst reaction?

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in the uncatalysed reaction, the activation energy is higher, in a catalyst reaction the activation energy is lower

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explain the effects of using a catalyst in the Haber process. (4)

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-The reaction is sped up.
-The bonds of the particles in the reactants are weakened.
-A surface is formed for the particles to react upon.
-This provides a more efficient & cheaper reaction.

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name the four properties of ionic substances.

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they have a giant ionic lattice,
they have many strong electrostatic attractions between oppositely charged ions
Don’t conduct if solid, but will if dissolved or in molten form

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complete the definition for standard entropy change of hydration.

The enthalpy change when ___ mole of ions in the _______ state or dissolved in water to infinite dilution standard conditions (____KPA and ___K)

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The enthalpy change when one mole of ions in the gaseous state or dissolved in water to infinite dilution standard conditions (100KPA and 293K)

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