The pH Scale Advanced Flashcards

1
Q

What are soluble based called

A

Alkalis

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2
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What are acids neutralised

A

Bases

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3
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What ions does acid contain

A

Hydrogen ions H+(aq)

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4
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What type of ions do alkalis contain

A

Hydroxide ions OH-(aq)

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5
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What happens when an acid reacts with an alkali

A

The H+ and OH- ions react together to produce water which has a pH of seven

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6
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What type of reaction is it called when an acid reacts with an alkali

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It is a neutralisation reaction

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7
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What else can acids be neutralised by other than bases (alkalis)

A

Metal oxides and metal carbonates

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8
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When is a salt produced

A

When the hydrogen in the acid is replaced by a metal ion

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9
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What type of salts do hydrochloric acids produced

A

Chloride salts

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10
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What type of salt is produced when nitric acids

A

Nitrate salts

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11
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What type of salts is produced by sulfuric acids

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Sulfate salts

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12
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Is hydrochloric acid strong or weak

A

Strong

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13
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What is an example of a weak acid

A

Vinegar

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14
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What are strong acids ionised in

A

Water

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15
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What is the scientific name for vinegar

A

Ethanoic Acid

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16
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What is the PH of a solution the measure of

A

The concentration of H+ ions