Topic 4 - Chemical Changes (No Pracs) Flashcards

1
Q

If a solution is acidic, is its pH low or high

A

Low

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2
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If a solution of alkali is its pH low or high

A

High

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3
Q

What’s the pH of a neutral solution

A

7

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4
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What are some ways to measure the pH of a solution

A
  • indicators
  • a pH probe
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5
Q

What ions do acids form in water

A

H+

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6
Q

In neutralisation what is a base

A

A substance with a pH greater than 7

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7
Q

What ions do alkalis form in water

A

OH-

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8
Q

What’s the general equation for neutralisation

A

Acid + base > salt + water

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9
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What are titrations used for

A

They are method of analysing concentrations of solutions

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10
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What are strong acids

A

Acids that ionise completely in water - all acid particles dissociate to release H+ ions

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11
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What are weak acids

A

Acids that do not fully ionise in solution

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12
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Is the ionisation of weak or strong acids a reversible reaction

A

Weak

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13
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Which are more reactive strong or weak acids

A

Strong

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14
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Why are strong acids more reactive

A

Reactions of acids involve the H+ ions reacting - strong acids have a higher concentration of H+ ions

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15
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For every decrease of 1 on the pH scale what happens to the concentration of H+ ions

A

It increases by a factor of 10

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16
Q

What happens to a the pH of a acid if you increase the concentration

A

The pH will decrease

17
Q

What will reacting an acid with a metal oxide or a metal hydroxide form

A

A salt and water

18
Q

What will a reaction of an acid and a metal carbonate form

A

Salt + water + carbon dioxide

19
Q

What the mnemonic for the reactivity series

A

Peter said look calumn, my car zooms into hot countries

20
Q

What do you get if you react an acid with a metal

A

Salt + hydrogen

21
Q

How does reacting metals with acids show us their reactivity

A

The more reactive the metal the faster the reaction will go - measured by the rate of hydrogen bubbles given off, temperature change etc

22
Q

What do you get if you react a metal with water

A

Metal hydroxide + hydrogen

23
Q

Will all metal react with water

A

No - less reactive metals zinc, iron, and copper won’t

24
Q

What time of reaction is the formation of metal ores

A

Oxidation

25
Q

What type of reaction is an extraction of metal from an ore

A

Reduction

26
Q

What metals can be extracted using carbon

A

Those below carbon in the reactivity series

27
Q

How are metals above the carbon in the reactivity series extracted

A

Using electrolysis

28
Q

Why are some metals in the earth as the metal itself

A

They are so unreactive

29
Q

What’s a redox reaction

A

When electrons are transferred - reduction and oxidation are happening at the same time