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pH Flashcards

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what does pH measure?

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pH is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution.

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What would you define pH solution that is less than 7?

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If the pH of a solution is less than 7 then the solution is acidic.

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What would you define pH solution that is greater than 7?

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If the pH solution is greater than 7 then the solution is alkaline

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What would you define a solution that is equal to 7?

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For pH=7 then the solution is neutral.

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What does dissociation of water mean?

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In pure water a small number of molecules split up (dissociate) into hydrogen ions, H+, and hydroxide ions, OH-. The reactions are reversible: they can go forwards or back.

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What is the pH of the dissociation of water reaction in pure water and why?

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In pure water, there is an equal concentration of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions so the pH is equal to 7.

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In what solution is the concentration of hydrogen ions greater than the concentration of hydroxide ions?

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In acidic solutions, the concentration of hydrogen ions is greater than the concentration of hydroxide ions.

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In which solution is the concentration of hydroxide ions greater than the concentration of hydrogen ion?

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In alkaline solutions, the concentration of hydroxide ions is greater than the concentration of hydrogen ions.

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What do “[ ]” represent?

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Concentration of

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What is the test for hydrogen?

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The test for hydrogen is that it goes “pop” with a lighted splint.

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Explain three things that happen when an acidic solution is diluted with water.

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The concentration of hydrogen ions decreases
The solution becomes less acidic
The pH rises towards 7

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Explain three things that happen when an alkaline solution is diluted with water.

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The concentration of hydroxide ions decrease
The solution becomes less alkaline
The pH decreases towards 7

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How is the pH affected when an acid or alkali is diluted by a factor of 10?

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When an acid or alkali is diluted by a factor of 10 the pH changes by 1.

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How are acidic solutions produced?

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Soluble non-metal oxides dissolve in water producing acidic solutions. This means that soluble non-metal oxides produce hydrogen ions, H+, in solution.

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What are the formula and ionic formulae for hydrochloric acid?

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HCL and H+CL-

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16
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for sulfuric acid?

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H2SO4 or (H+)2SO42-

17
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for Nitric acid?

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HNO3 and H+NO3-

18
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How are alkaline solutions formed?

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Soluble metal oxides dissolve in water to form alkaline solutions. This means that soluble metal oxides produce hydroxide ions, OH-, in solution.

19
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What is the word equation for the formation of metal hydroxides?

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Soluble metal oxide+water–>metal hydroxide.

20
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How do we figure out if a metal oxide is soluble?

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To find out if a metal oxide is soluble, check the solubility table on page 8 of the data booklet.

21
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Do all metal oxides dissolve in water and how can we check this?

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Not all Metal oxides dissolve in water. You can use the solubility table in the data booklet to check this.

22
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What can affect the pH of the water?

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Only the soluble metal oxides affect the pH of the water. They form alkaline solutions so the universal indicator turns blue.

23
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Name two metal oxides that are insoluble in water so do not form alkaline solutions.

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Metal oxides like copper oxide and iron oxide are insoluble in water so do not form alkaline solutions.

24
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for Potassium hydroxide?

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KOH or K+OH-

25
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for sodium hydroxide?

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NaOH or Na+OH-

26
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for Lithium hydroxide?

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LiOH or Li+OH-

27
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What are the formula and ionic formulae for calcium hydroxide?

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Ca(OH)2 or Ca2+(OH-)2

28
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What are bases?

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Metal oxides, Metal hydroxides, Metal carbonates and ammonia are called bases. Bases are substances that can neutralise acids.

29
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What do bases that dissolve in water form?

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Bases that dissolve in water form alkaline solutions.

30
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Why does pure water have low conductivity?

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Pure water contains a very low concentration of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions, giving it a very low conductivity.

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