Making More Salts

Question 1

What are the Two Important Reactions you can Use to Make Salts?

Answer 1

• Reacting Solution of an Acid and an Alkali Together.

- Reacting an Acid with a Carbonate.

Question 2

When an Acid Reacts with an _________, a Neutralisation Reaction Takes Place.

Answer 2

Alkali.

Question 3

There is No _____ Given Off During the Reaction Between an Acid and an Alkali.

Answer 3

Gas.

Question 4

How do you Collect a Pure, Dry Sample of Crystals of Salt?

Answer 4

• Carry out the Experiment with the Indicator Added to See How Much Acid Reacts Completely with the Alkali.
• Run that Volume of Acid into the Solution of Alkali Again, but this Time without the Indicator.
• Then Crystallise and Dry the Crystals of Salt From the Reaction Mixture.

Question 5

Metal ____________ React with Acids to Give a ______, Water, and Carbon Dioxide. What is the General Equation?

Answer 5

Carbonates…Salt…

Acid + A Carbonate —> A Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide.