Section 4a) Acids, Alkalis and Salts Flashcards

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4.1- What colour is universal indicator with acid?

A

Red

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2
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4.1-What colour is universal indicator with Alkali?

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Purple

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3
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4.1-What colour is Litmus paper with acid?

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Red

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4
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4.1-What colour is Litmus paper with alkali?

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Blue

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5
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4.1-What colour is methyl orange with acid?

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Red

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6
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4.1-What colour is methyl Orange with alkali?

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Yellow

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7
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4.2- What is the ph range of strong acids?

A

0-3

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8
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4.2-What is the ph range for weak acids?

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4-6

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9
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4.2-What is the ph for neutral?

A

7

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10
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4.2-What is the ph range for weak alkalis?

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8-10

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11
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4.2-What is the ph range for strong alkalis?

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11-14

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12
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4.4-Acids are sources of what ions?

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Acids produce hydrogen ions, H+

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13
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4.4-Alkalis are a source of what ions?

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They produce hydroxide ions, OH-

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14
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4.6-What common salts are soluble in water?

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Sodium, potassium and ammonium

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15
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4.6-Are all common sodium, potassium and ammonium salts soluble or insoluble in water?

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Soluble

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16
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4.6-Are nitrates soluble or insoluble?

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Soluble