Acids Flashcards

1
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General Equation: Acid + Alkali ->

A

Metal Salt + Water

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2
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Metal + cold water general equation

A

metal + water -> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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3
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what is the density of water

A

1g/cm3

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4
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Characteristics of an alkali metal

A
Soft
Low density (floats on water)
Low melting/boiling points (melts into a ball in cold water
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5
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Why are the electrons in giant metallic structures delocalised

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Because they release the electrons to form stable ions but as there is no atom ready to accept them, they remain close in a region between the ions

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6
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Metal + steam general equation

A

metal oxide + hydrogen

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7
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What is thermal decomposition

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when heat energy is used to break down a substance

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8
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Difference between sodium nitrate and sodium nitrite

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(sodium) nitrate : NaNO3

(sodium) nitrite : NaNO2

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9
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Name two elements that do not need extraction (native)

A

Silver and gold

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10
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Sentence to remember the reactivity series

A

Please stop calling my Australian zebra in language class, she grunts

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11
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Sentence to remember the reactivity series

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Please stop laugh calling my Australian zebra in language class, she grunts

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12
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What is reduction (two ways)

A

Gain of electrons
or
removal of oxygen

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13
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What is oxidation (two ways)

A

loss of electrons
or
gain of oxygen

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14
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What is the oxidising agent

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the substance that provides oxygen

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15
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what is the reducing agent

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the substance the takes the oxygen

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16
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What is the Thermite Reaction

A

Iron (111) Oxide + aluminium -> aluminium oxide + iron

17
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What is a redox reaction

A

the simultaneous reduction and oxidation of species in a reaction

18
Q

what is rust

A

the corrosion of iron

19
Q

Methods of preventing rust

A
sacrificial protection (coat in zinc)
chromium plating
coat in oil/grease or paint or plastic
20
Q

Chemical equation for rust

A

iron + oxygen + water -> hydrated (lll) oxide

21
Q

What is an alloy

A

compound consisting of a metal with at least one other element

22
Q

What is an acid

A

H+ ion donator/proton donor

23
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What is an Alkali

A

OH- ion donator and H+ ion acceptor

24
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Common bases

A
  • All metal oxides
  • All metal hydroxides
  • Ammonia
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What pH do metals and non-metals become when combined with oxygen and dissolved in water
Metals - Alkaline | Non-metals - Acidic
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What pH do all salts have
neutral
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Sulphuric Acid Molecular Formula and Charge
H2SO4 2-
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Why do silver and gold not react with acids?
Because they are less reactive than Hydrogen so they can't displace it
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What is the difference between alkalis and bases?
alkali are soluble bases
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What is a base
Proton acceptors but not sources of OH- ions
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Hydrochloric Acid Molecular Formula and Charge
HCl -
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Nitric Acid Molecular Formula and Charge
HNO3 -
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Phosphoric Acid Molecular Formula and Charge
H3PO4 3-
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Carbonic Acid Molecular Formula and Charge
H2CO3 2-
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Difference between Nitrate and Nitrite
``` Nitrate = NO3 Nitrite = NO2 ```
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What colour compounds does Magnesium make
Colourless