Physics acids & alkalis Flashcards
1
Q
What has a PH of 1
A
Stomach acid
2
Q
What has a PH of 2
A
Lemon
3
Q
What has a PH of 3
A
Vinagar
4
Q
What has a ph of 4
A
Tomatoes
5
Q
What has a ph of 5
A
Coffee
6
Q
What has a ph of 6
A
Milk
7
Q
What has a ph of 7
A
Water
8
Q
What has a ph of 8
A
Blood
9
Q
What has a ph of 9
A
Baking soda
10
Q
What has a ph of 10
A
Stomach tablets
11
Q
What has a ph of 11
A
Ammonia solution
12
Q
What has a ph of 12
A
Soap
13
Q
What has a ph of 13
A
Bleach
14
Q
What has a ph of 14
A
Drain cleaner
15
Q
What is pH 7 called
A
Neutral
16
Q
Ph below 7
A
Acid
17
Q
What is pH above 7
A
Alkali
18
Q
What has a ph of 0
A
Battery
19
Q
What is a sting from a bee
A
Acid
20
Q
What is a sting from a wasp
A
Alkaline
21
Q
What is a base
A
Something that neutralises an acid
22
Q
Are bases soluble in water
A
Yes
23
Q
What is a soluble base
A
An alkaline
24
Q
Independent variable
A
One you change
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Dependent variables
One that's measured
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Control variables
One that is kept the same
27
Calcium chloride magnesium nitrate and copper sulfate are all
Salts
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What is a salt
A compound
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Acid + base ->
Salt + water
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Acid+ metal ->
Salt + hydrogen
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Acid + metal carbonate ->
Salt + carbon dioxide +water
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What part of the salts name does metal give
First
33
What part of the salts name does the salt give
Second
34
Start of the equation =
Reactants
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End of the equation
Product
36
Ending in ide means what
Only contains 2 elements
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Ending in ate or ite means what
3 or more oxygen always 1
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Most reactivate half
Potassium sodium calcium magnesium aluminium carbon zinc iron
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Least reactive half
Tin lead hydrogen copper silver gold platinum
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When does blue litmus paper change it's colour when it is put in acid neutral or alkali
Acid it turns red
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When does red lipmas paper change its color when it has been put in acid neutral or alkali
Alkali it turns blue
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What does pH stand for
Potential for hydrogen