Acids And Bases Flashcards

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How does universal indicator work?

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Dye changes colour depending on pH
Combination of dyes change colour gradually
Put drop of indicator onto substance and match on colour chart

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Describe ph scale

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Scale from 0 (acid) to 7 (neutral) to 14 (alkalis)

Red, yellow, green, blue, purple

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Give examples of range of substances from 0 to 14 on pH scale

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1 - very strong acid - stomach acid
3 - vinegar
5 - normal rain
7 - neutral - pure water 
8 - washing up liquid
11 - soap powder
14 - very strong alkali - caustic soda (drain cleaner)
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What is an acid?

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Substance with pH less than 7

Form H+ ions in water

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What is a base

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Substance with pH greater than 7
Alkali is a base that is soluble in water
Alkalis form OH- ions in water

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What is neutralisation?

Give word equation

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Reaction between acids and bases
Acid + Base = Salt + Water
H+ + OH-

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What pH do products have when they are neutralised?

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pH 7

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