Science - Chapter 9.1-9.3

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Why do lemons have a sour taste?
Because they contain acids
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What are the 3 most common acids used in school laboratories?
hydrochloride acid, sulphuric acid, nitric acid
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What taste do acids have?
Sour taste
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Fill in the blanks: Acidic solutions can conduct ____________.
electricity
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Fill in the blanks: acids can be used as _______________ to prevent food from going bad.
preservatives
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Fill in the blanks: some household cleaners contain acids to help remove ___________.
stains
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Why can acids act as preservatives?
Microorganisms cannot grow or reproduce in acidic conditions
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What acid is used to make fertilisers?
sulphuric acid
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Vinegar contains which acid?
ethanoic acid
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What feel does alkalis have?
slippery feel
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What are the most common alkalis found in school laboratories?
sodium hydroxide, ammonia solution, calcium hydroxide
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What taste do alkalis usually have?
bitter taste
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Fill in the blanks: Alkaline solutions can conduct ___________.
electrcity
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Which alkali is commonly found in kitchen cleaners and glass cleaners?
ammonia
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Which alkali is commonly found in drain cleaners?
Sodium hydroxide
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Which alkali is used for making batteries?
potassium hydroxide
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Fill in the blanks: red cabbage extract can be used as a ______ ________ __because red cabbage contains__ ________ which changes colour in the presence of an acid or alkali.
natural indicator, pigments
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What do we use to show the presence of acids and alkalis?
Indicators
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What litmus is used to test acidic solutions?
blue litmus
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What litmus is used to test alkaline solutions?
red litmus
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We use litmus paper to classify solutions as acidic, alkaline and _________.
neutral
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What is used to show the level of acidity or alkalinity of a solution?
universal indicator
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What is the paper form of universal indicators?
pH paper
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On a pH scale, what is the pH value of a acidic substance?
less than 7
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On a pH scale, what is the pH value of an alkaline substance?
greater than 7
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On a pH scale, what is the pH value of a neutral substance?
7
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To measure accurately, what electronic instrument is used to measure pH values?
pH meter
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What is an alternative to pH meters?
pH sensors connected with a data-logger
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Alkalis and acids react with each other when they are mixed together. What is this kind of chemical reaction called?
neutralisation
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What changes in neutralisation?
the acidity, alkalinity and pH value of the solution
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Why is there a mild alkali in shampoos?
to help remove grease