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1
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Methyl orange

A

0-3 red
3-6 orange
6-14 yellow

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2
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Phenolphthalein

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0-10 colourless

10-14 red

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3
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Acid def

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A substance that dissolved in water to produce hydrogen ions (H+)

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4
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Litmus paper

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0-4 red
5-8 purple
8-14 blue

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5
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Acid + metal

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Salt + hydrogen

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6
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Acid+ metal carbonate

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Salt + CO2 + water

When testing wait till no more bubbles form to show complete neutralisation

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7
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Acid + metal oxide

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Salt + water

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8
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Acid + metal hydroxide

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Salt + water

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9
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Solubility

Nitrates

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All

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10
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Solubility

Chlorides

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All but silver and lead

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Solubility

Sulfates

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All but barium, calcium and lead 2

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12
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Solubility

Sodium, potassium and ammonium salts

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All

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13
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Solubility

Sodium, potassium and ammonium carbonates

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All

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14
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Insoluble base + acid test

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  • heat acid
  • add base a little at a time
  • till excess
  • filter (to remove access)
  • hydrous? Heat till at least 2/3 of the water had left
  • leave to crystallise in a warm place
    Remove crystals and then dry
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15
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Soluble base + acid test

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  • aqueous solution of alkali into conical flask and add indicator
  • add dilute acid until change in colour
  • add powdered charcoal and shake to remove colour
  • filter to remove charcoal
  • obtain crystals from filtrate
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16
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Preparation of insoluble salts

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Precipitation reactions!

(Insoluble solid made by chemical reaction in an aqueous solution)

  • mix 2 aqueous solution
  • one of then contains +ve ion other
  • ve ion
  • filter
  • with the filtrate wash with distiller water to remove traces of the solution formed
  • leave to dry
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17
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Make ammonia

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Whenever ammonium salt reacts with an acid

Indicator needed to decide whether or not reaction is complete
- acid alkali titration

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18
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Acid- alkali titration

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To find given volume of acid required to react exactly with the given volume if alkali

  • use pipette add 25cm3 of alkali solution into conical
  • add few drops of indicator
  • put acid into a burette and note initial reading
  • add acid till change in colour
  • not how much was added
  • repeat without indicator but the exact volume
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19
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Exothermic

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Energy given out

Rise in temp

——–\______

^H = negative

20
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Endothermic

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Energy taken in

Fall in temp

_____/———

^H = positive

21
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Measure heat change

A

Place acid into polystyrene cup
Record temp of acid
Tip excess powder into acid
Measure and record highest Reno reached by mixture

  • rise in temp
  • heat given out
22
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Heat given out equation

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Mass of solution x specific heat capacity x temp rise

E = mc^T

23
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Bond energies

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Energy required to break a bond

24
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Bond energy measured in…

A

Kj per mol

KJ/mol

25
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Breaking bonds

A

Takes in energy

Endothermic process

26
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Making bonds

A

Gives out energy

Exothermic process

27
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How to calculate /\ H

A

Bonds broken- bonds made

28
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Rate of reaction def

A

Rate = change of conc of reactant / time

29
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Factors there affect rate of reaction (3)

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Conc of reactant
Temp at which reaction takes place
State of division

30
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Conc rates

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Increasing conc increases no of particles in a given volume hence increasing the frequency of collisions
This means there will be more successful collisions per second

Same as increasing pressure

31
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Temp rates

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Increased average kinetic energy of the reactant particles therefore more of the collisions will have the required activation energy needed to be successful

32
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State of division rates

A

Smaller the pieces the larger the surface area
More particles exposed to other reactant
More successful collisions per sec
Most effective in powder form

33
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Effect of catalyst

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Provides an alternate pathway for the reaction
Has a lower activation energy than the original pathway
Means that more of the collisions will have the necessary activation energy

34
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Catalyst def

A

A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction but is chemically unchanged at the end of the reaction

35
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Reaction that goes both ways

A

Reversible

36
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Example of a reversible reaction

A 
Copper 2 sulfate crystals 
Hydrous and anhydrous 
Heating and adding water
Water of crystallisation 
From white to blue with water
37
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2nd example of reversible reaction

A

Heating ammonium chloride

White solid crystals -> colourless gases

NH4Cl -> HCl + NH3

The gases rise and cool to form back

38
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Dynamic equilibrium

A

If reaction reversible is carried out in a closed container then it is possible for the reaction to reach a position of dynamic equilibrium

When rate if forward is equal to rate of backward
Amounts of reactants and products remain CONSTANT
Properties relying on amounts of reactants/ products remain constant (colour or pressure)

39
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Shift the position of equilibrium

A

To the right

To the left

40
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Equilibrium increase pressure

A

Shifts in direction that produces the smaller number of molecules of gas

41
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Equilibrium increase in temp

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Moves in endothermic direction

42
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Equilibrium decrease in temp

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Moves in Exothermic direction

43
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Equilibrium model answers

Temperature

A

The equilibrium shifts to the (left/right) because the (forward/backward) reaction is Exothermic

44
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Equilibrium model answer

Pressure

A

The equilibrium shifts to the (left/right) because there are fewer molecules of gas in the (left/right)

45
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Equilibrium model answer

Adding or removing substances

A

The equilibrium shifts to the (left/right) because the (forward/backward) reaction uses/produces the _____

46
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Equilibrium

Increasing temp will favour the….

A

Endothermic reaction because this reaction needs heat to occur
Decreasing will favour Exothermic because less heat means that the endothermic reaction can’t happen as much

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