Lesson 5 - Understanding Neutralisation Flashcards
What is the suffix for Hydrochloric acid?
Chloride
What is the suffix for sulfuric acid?
Sulphate
What is the suffix for nitric acid?
Nitrate
Why is salt sprayed on icy roads?
Salt sit in between the particles and doesn’t let them form ice. The ice then turns into water and dries out in the air.
What is the definition of bases?
Bases are any substance that neutralises an acid to produce salt and water.
Fill in the word: Alkalis are a ______ _____.
Alkalis are a ‘soluble base’.
Are all alkalis bases? True or False?
True
Are all bases an alkali? True or false?
False
Write out the product for this equation - sodium + hydroxide.
Sodium chloride + water
Write out the product for this equation - magnesium + hydroxide
Magnesium chloride + water
Write out the product for this equation - iron + sulfur
Iron sulphate + water
Write out the product for this equation - calcium + sulfuric acid
Calcium sulphate + water
Write out the product for this equation - Potassium hydroxide + nitric acid
Potassium nitrate + water
Write out the product for this equation - Lithium + nitrogen
Lithium nitrate + water