Neutralisation Flashcards

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What is neutralisation?

A

Neutralisation is the reaction between an acid and alkali producing salt and water.

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2
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Name the salts

Hydrochloric acid becomes?
Sulfuric acid becomes?
Nitric acid becomes?

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Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate

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3
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Acid+ metal is?

A

Salt + hydrogen

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4
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Acid + alkali/base?

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Salt + water

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5
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Acid + metal carbonate is?

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Salt+ water + carbon dioxide

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6
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Examples of neutralisation

A

Indigestion remedies
Lime in acidic soil
Baking powder on a bee sting
Vinegar on a wasp sting

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7
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What is an indicator?

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An indicator is a chemical that gives a colour change in acidic, alkaline and neutral solutions

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8
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Universal indicator colours?

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In alkali- purple
In acid- red

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Phenolphthalein indicator colours?

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In alkali- pink
In acid- clourless

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10
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Methyl orange indicator colours?

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Alkali and neutral is yellow in acid turns red

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