C2e Flashcards

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What is an indicator?

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-dye that changes colour depending on pH of substances

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2
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Give some examples of indicators and how they work?

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  • universal indicator is a combination of dyes, colour change gradually as pH changes, useful for estimating pH of solutions, add a drop of indication to a solution and compare it to a colour chart to work out pH
  • some change colour suddenly at a particular pH
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3
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What is an acid?

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  • substance with pH less than 7
  • forms H+ ions in water
  • pH determined by concentration of H+ ions
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4
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What is a base?

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-substance with pH greater than 7

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5
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What is an alkali?

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  • a base that is soluble in water

- forms OH- ions in water

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6
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What do acid and ammonia produce?

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-ammonium salt

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7
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What do acids and carbonated produce?

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-carbon dioxide, salt and water

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8
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What do acids and metal oxide, and acids and metal hydroxide produce?

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-salt and water

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9
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What are metal oxides and hydroxides and how do they respond to water and acid?

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  • some metal oxides and hydroxides dissolve in water
  • these soluble compounds are alkalis
  • some bases that don’t dissolve in water still react with acids
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