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Oxidation, Reduction and Redox Equations Flashcards

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1
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what is the chemical formula for hydrochloric acid?

A

HCl

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2
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what is the chemical formula for sulfuric acid?

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H2SO4

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3
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what is the chemical formula for nitric acid?

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HNO3

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4
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what is the displayed formula for ethanoic acid?

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CH3COOH

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5
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what is released when an acid is dissolved in water?

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hydrogen released as H+ hydrogen ion (a proton)
- acid molecule dissociated and a H+ and a negative ion is released

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6
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what is a strong acid?

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acid that fully dissociates

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7
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what is a weak acid?

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acid that only partially dissociates

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8
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what is a base?

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a base can neutralise an acid to produce a salt, e.g. metal oxides, metal hydroxides, metal carbonates and ammonia

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9
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metal oxide + acid = ?

A

salt + water

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10
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metal hydroxide + acid = ?

A

salt + water

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11
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metal carbonate + acid = ?

A

salt + water + carbon dioxide

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12
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what are alkalis?

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bases that are soluble in water

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13
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what makes all group 1 metal hydroxides alkalis?

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they are all soluble in water

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14
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what is released when an alkali is in solution?

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OH- (hydroxide ion)

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15
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alkali + acid = ?

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salt + water

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16
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if something gains hydrogen is it reduced or oxidised?

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reduced

17
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if something loses hydrogen is it reduced or oxidised?

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oxidised

18
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what is an oxidising agent?

A

chemical that accepts electrons

19
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what is a reducing agent?

A

chemical that donates electrons

20
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if an element loses electrons, is its oxidation state positive or negative?

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positive

21
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if an element gains electrons, is its oxidation state positive or negative?

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negative

22
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what are the 5 rules for oxidation states?

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1) in a pure element, the atoms have an oxidation state of 0
2) some elements are always the same in all their compounds
3) the sum of oxidation states must be 0
4) sum of oxidation states in a complex ion = the charge on the ion
5) in compounds the most electronegative element has the negative oxidation state

23
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what is the oxidation state for F?

A

always -1

24
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what is the oxidation state for O?

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-2 ( -1 in peroxides or +2 when reacted with F)

25
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what are the oxidation states for Cl, Br and I?

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-1 (may be positive when reacted to F or O)

26
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what is the oxidation state for H?

A

+1 (-1 in metal hydrides, e.g. LiH)

27
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what is the oxidation state for Group 1 metals?

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always +1

28
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what is the oxidation state for Group 2 metals?

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always +2

29
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what is the oxidation state for aluminium?

A

always +3

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