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Chemistry S3: Unit 1 Chemical changes and Structure > Key Area 4: Acids and Bases > Flashcards

Key Area 4: Acids and Bases Flashcards

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1
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The pH scale

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runs from below 0 to above 14

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A neutral solution has

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equal concentrations of H+ (aq) and OH - (aq) ions

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3
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The symbol = with the arrows means

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a reaction is reversable

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4
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Bases

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Alkalis (metal hydroxides)
metal oxides
metal carbonates

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5
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All acids contain

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hydrgoen ions H+

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6
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All alkalis contain

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Hydroxide ions OH-

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If you dilute an acid by a factor of 10

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the pH goes up by 1

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If you dilute an alkali by a factor of 10

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the pH goes down by 1

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9
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Conducting liquids and solutions are called

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Electrolytes (conducting liquid)

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10
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The three stages of a method

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Neutralisation
Filtration
Evaporation (crystallisation)

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11
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Base equation

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Base + Acid —> Salt + Water

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12
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Carbonate equation

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Acid + Metal carbonate –> Salt + Carbon Dioxie + water

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13
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Carbonates of group 1 are soluble

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therefore alkalis

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14
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A good indicator will produce a

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sudden sharp colour change

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15
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Strong acids

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pH less than 2

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weak acids

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pH 3-6

17
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neutral

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pH 7

18
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strong alkali

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pH 12 and above

19
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pH can only be measured if?

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water is present

20
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the exact point where neutralisation occurs?

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end-point

21
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Acid

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Anything with a pH less than 7

22
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Base

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Neutralises acids, resulting in the pH of the acid increasing towards 7, and water being produced

23
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Which type of oxides dissolve in water to form an acidic solution?

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Non-métal oxides

24
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Which type of oxides dissolve in water to form a neutral solution?

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None

25
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Which type of oxides dissolve in water to form a alkali solution?

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Metal oxides

26
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Name three metal bases

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Metal oxides
Metal carbonates
Metal hydroxides

27
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Metal oxide + acid —>

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Salt + water

28
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Metal hydroxide + acid —>

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Salt + water

29
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Metal carbonate + acid —>

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Salt + water + carbon dioxide

30
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What are spectator ions?

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Ions that do not take part in reaction, remain unchanged

31
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Acidic solutions have a higher concentration of?

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Hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions, and have a pH below 7

32
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Alkaline solutions have a higher concentration of?

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Hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions, and have a pH above 7

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