Paper 1- Unit 3a neutralisation Flashcards
Acid + Alkali –>
Acid + Alkali –> Salt + water
Acid + metal oxide –>
Acid + metal oxide –> salt + water
Acid + Metal carbonate –>
Acid + Metal carbonate –>salt + water + carbon dioxide
Acid + metal –>
Acid + metal –> Salt + Hydrogen
Test for hydrogen
lit splint
goes squeeky pop
Test for carbon dioxide
Lime water
goes clear to cloudy
due to wht ppt formed
Name the ‘surnames’ for the salts formed by the following acids
1) Hydrochloric acid
2) Sulphuric acid
3) Nitric acid
4) Ethanoic acid
Name the ‘surnames’ for the salts formed by the following acids
1) Hydrochloric acid- Chloride
2) Sulphuric acid- Sulphuate
3) Nitric acid- Nitrate
4) Ethanoic acid- Ethanoate
Name acids used to form the following salts
1) Chloride
2) Sulphuate
3) Nitrate
4) Ethanoate
Name acids used to form the following salts
1) Hydrochloric acid
2) Sulphuric acid
3) Nitric acid
4) Ethanoic acid
What is the pH of a strong acid?
1-2
What is the pH of a weak acid?
3-6
pH neutral
7
What is the pH of a weak alkali?
8-12
What is the pH of a strong alkali?
13-14
Describe how you prepare a salt from a metal oxide or metal carbonate
1) Add named acid into a conical flask
2) Add excess metal oxide/carbonate till it no longer reacts
3) Filter the excess solid and collect the solution
4) Place the filtered solution into an evaporating basin
5) Heat the solution till it reaches saturation point
6) leave the solution over a few days to allow crystals to form
An acid is…
a substance that give H+ ions in water