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Q2.What indicator is limited?
Q2.Litmus is a limited indicator.
Q3.How is acid Rain formed?
Q3.Acid rain is formed when carbon dioxide dissolves into rain?
Q4.What is the negative affects of acid rain?
Q4.Acid rain is bad because it causes limestone structures to decay,pollution and deforestation
Q5.what is the limitations of litmus?
Q5.It cannot tell us how strong/weak the acid is.
Q6.What is the advantage of danger signs on the side of chemicals?
Q6.Because they can be identified by any language and any place.
Q7.Explain 4 ways of neutralisation
Q6. 1.indigestion tablets
2. tooth paste 3. vinegar for bee stings 4. Adding a acid and alkali together
Q8.What would be the colour of a strong alkali?
Q8.The colour of a strong alkali would be blue.
Q9.What is the ph of a strong acid?
Q9.1-2 ph
Q10.What would be the ph of a strong alkali?
Q10.13-14ph
Q11.What are the advantages of universal indicator?
Q11.It tells us how strong/weak the acid is?
Q1. Are all acids harmful? Explain why?
Q1.No not all acids are harmful because some are in the food and drinks that we eat.
Q12.What acid is in our stomach?
Q12.hydrocloric acid
Q13.What acids are in fruits?
Q13.citric acid
Q14.What would you do if a strong acid spilt on your hand?
Q14.pour water over the acid to dilute/weaken the acid?
Q15.What do you think the danger symbol harmful means?
Q15.It can do serious harm to yourself/others.