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SC8c Bases and Salts Flashcards

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base?

A

a substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt and water only

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base + acid →

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salt + water

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neutralisation reaction?

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a chemical reaction between a base and acid to form salt and water

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example of bases?

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metal oxides

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salt?

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a compound of a metal and a non metal

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nickel oxide + hydrochloric acid →

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nickel chloride + water

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what do the following acids for as salts?
a. hydrochloric acid
b. nitric acid
c. sulfuric acid
d. ethanoic acid

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a. chlorides
b. nitrates
c. sulfates
d. ethanoates

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what ions are are present in hydrochloric acid?

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H+ and Cl-

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what ions are present in nitric acid?

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H+ and NO₃⁻

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what ions are present in sulfuric acid?

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H+ and SO₄⁻²

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what ions are present in ethanoic acid?

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H+ and CH₃COO-

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what do all aqueous solutions contain and what happens to them?

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contain H+ ions and only these change in chemical reactions whilst the negative ions do not

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what do metal oxide bases contain?

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positive metal ions or ammonium ions and oxide ions

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what happens to the hydrogen ions when a salt is formed? neutralisation reaction

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they are replaced by metal or ammonium ions

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when hydrogen ions and oxide ions react what is formed? and why? neutralisation reaction

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water molecules which removes the hydrogen ions from the solution so the pH increases

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iron oxide + nitric acid →

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iron nitrate + water

17
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what happens in this reaction:
copper oxide + sulfuric acid → copper sulfate + water

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~copper ions have taken the place of the hydrogen ions in sulfuric acid

18
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why is an excess base always added?

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to make sure all the acid is used up

19
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why is the excess reactant removed?

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to make sure the salt made is pure so it is filtered which leave only the salt and water

20
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why do we only want salt and water to remain?

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so the solution can then be heated to remove the water so that crystallisation of the salt occurs

21
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ESQ - explain how the pH of the acidic chimney gases will change as they pass over calcium oxide? (3 marks)

A

~hydrogen ions in the acid combine with oxide ions from the calcium oxide
~to form water
~pH will get higher (become more neutral)
~as hydrogen ions are removed

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