Acid and alkalis Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

what is a PH scale?

A

It describes if a substance is an acid or alkali.

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2
Q

what happens when metals reacts with acid?

A

It forms hydrogen gas

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3
Q

what happens when equal amounts acid and alkali are mixed together?

A

a neutral solution is formed

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4
Q

what happens when acids react with carbonates?

A

salt water and carbon dioxide

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5
Q

what number is neutral

A

7

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6
Q

what colour is 1 on the ph scale

A

red

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7
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what colour is 10 on the ph scale

A

blue

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8
Q

what substance is classed as alkalis?

A

bleach or detergent

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9
Q

what substance is classed as acid?

A

lemon juice or battery acid

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10
Q

what warning label is a cross in the lab?

A

irritant or harmful

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11
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what warning label has a hand and a block being melted?

A

corrosive

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12
Q

how can you find out the ph number?

A

using a universal indicator or a ph meter

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13
Q

when can ph be important?

A

gardening or agriculture

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14
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how can chemicals affect the environment?

A

pollution

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15
Q

what is litmus?

A

an indicator that turns red in to acids and blue into alkalis

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16
Q

what is sulphuric acid?

A

a manufactured chemical used in paint and dye

17
Q

what does concentrated mean?

A

it is undiluted

18
Q

what does diluted mean?

A

it is weaker than in its original form

19
Q

what does corrosive mean?

A

it can attack your skin and be harmful

20
Q

give an example for corrosive

21
Q

give an example of a weak alkali

A

soap or toothpaste

22
Q

how can you cancel out alkali?

A

by adding acid

23
Q

what is it called when you cancel out alkali?

A

neutralisation

24
Q

when is neutralisation important? give an example

A

controls indigestion in stomach, dealing with stings and bites, in gardening to get soil ph right.