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Question 1

Rule for naming salts?

Answer 1

Metal + Acid (past tense)

Question 2

Neutralisation

Answer 2

Acid and alkali together -> neutralisation takes place
Acid + base -> Salt + Water
pH = 7

Question 3

Salt formed from Hydrochloric Acid?

Answer 3

Chloride

Question 4

Salt formed from Nitric Acid?

Answer 4

Nitrate

Question 5

Salt formed from Sulphuric Acid?

Answer 5

Sulphate

Question 6

Ions present in Acids?

Answer 6

Hydrogen (H+)

Question 7

Ions present in Alkalis?

Answer 7

Hydroxide (OH-)

Question 8

Acid + Metal —>

Answer 8

Salt + Hydrogen

Question 9

Acid + Base —>

Answer 9

Salt + Water

Question 10

Strong Acid pH?

Answer 10

1-3

Question 11

Weak Acid pH?

Answer 11

4-6

Question 12

Neutral pH?

Answer 12

7

Question 13

Weak Base pH?

Answer 13

8-11

Question 14

Strong Base pH?

Answer 14

12-14

Question 15

H2SO4

Answer 15

Sulphuric Acid

Question 16

NaOH

Answer 16

Sodium Hydroxide

Question 17

HNO3

Answer 17

Nitric Acid

Question 18

Name for positive ions?

Answer 18

Cations

Question 19

Name for negative ions?

Answer 19

Anioms

Question 20

If an atom must loose electrons to become stable it will be a?

Answer 20

Positive ion

Question 21

If an atom must gain electrons to become stable it will be a?

Answer 21

Negative ion

Question 22

5 physical properties of metal

Answer 22

1. Shiny
2. Malleable
3. Ductile
4. Sonorific
5. Solid

Question 23

Metal + Oxygen —>

Answer 23

Metal Oxide

Question 24

When metal reacts with water it gives off?

Answer 24

Hydrogen and a metal hydroxide or oxide

Question 25

What is an acid?

Answer 25

A hydrogen containing substance capable of donating a proton (hydrogen ion)

Question 26

What is a base?

Answer 26

A molecule or ion able to accept a hydrogen ion from an acid