Acids Flashcards

1
Q

Nitrogen

A

78%

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2
Q

Oxygen

A

21%

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3
Q

Argon

A

0.96%

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4
Q

Carbon Dioxide

A

0.04%

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5
Q

Which is a noble gas in the atmosphere?

A

Argon

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6
Q

Magnesium + Oxygen —> Magnesium Oxide

A

Bright White light
White powder forms

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7
Q

Sulphur + Oxygen —> Sulphur dioxide

A

Blue Flame

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8
Q

Hydrogen + Oxygen —> Water

A

Squeaky pop

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9
Q

Metal + Oxygen = Metal Oxide + Water

A

Alkaline solution

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10
Q

Non-Metal + Oxygen = non-metal dioxide + water

A

Acidic solution

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11
Q

Methylene orange

A

Acid - Red
Neutral - Yellow
Alkalis - Yellow

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12
Q

Phenolphthalein

A

Acid - colourless
Neutral - colourless
Alkalis - pink

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13
Q

Blue litmus Paper

A

Acid - Red
Neutral - blue
Alkalis - Blue

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14
Q

Red litmus paper

A

Acid - Red
Neutral - Red
Alkalis - Blue

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15
Q

Acid

A

H+ Donor

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16
Q

Alkalis

17
Q

Base

A

H+ acceptor

18
Q

Acid + Base —>

A

Salt + water

19
Q

Prepare a sample of pure, dry crystals

A
  • react base with acid
  • filter to remove unreacted base
  • heat solution in evaporating dish
  • remove from heat when crystals start to form
  • Leave time for crystals to cool
  • Filter out excess solution
  • Pat crystals dry with filter paper to remove excess water
20
Q

Acid + Carbonate —>

A

Salt + Water + Carbon dioxide

21
Q

Acid + Metal —>

A

Salt + Hydrogen

22
Q

Common Soluble Compounds

A
  • Sodium
  • Potassium
  • Ammonium
  • Nitrate
23
Q

Soluble except with silver and lead

24
Q

Soluble except with calcium, barium and lead

25
Insoluble except with socium, potassium, ammonia
Carbonates and Oxides
26
Insoluble except with Sodium, Potassium, Calcium
Hydroxide
27
Crystallisation
Soluble salt
28
Preciptation
Insoluble salt
29
Prepare a sample of a pure, dry insoluble salt
- mix two solutions - filter preciptate - wash with distilled water - dry in warm place
30
Alkalis are...
bases that are soluble in water
31
Base examples
- Metal hydroxides - Metal oxides - Ammonia
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Prepare a pure, dry sample of a soluble salt with an insoluble reactant
- Heat acid - Add insoluble base - Filter mixture - Evaporate solution - Remove from heat - Dry crystals