Chemistry 2.2 Acids, Bases and Salts

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What is an acidic solution

A solution with pH less than 7 and the lower the pH the stronger the acid

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What is an alkaline solution

A solution with pH more than 7 the higher the pH the stronger the alkali and an alkali is a base dissolved in water

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pH of a neutral solution

pH 7

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Ions in acids

Hydrogen ions H+

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Ions in alkalis

Hydroxide ions OH-

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Strong acid

An acid that completely dissociates to release H+ ions in aqueous solution

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Weak acid

An acid that partially dissociates to release H+ ions in aqueous solution

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Strong base

A base that completely dissociates to release OH- ions in aqueous solution

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Weak base

A base that partially dissociates to release OH- ions in aqueous solution

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Metal plus dilute acid products

Acid + Metal -> Salt + Hydrogen

Generally, the more reactive the metal in the reactivity series, the faster the reaction

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Neutralisation reactions of acids

Acid + alkali → salt + water

Acid + base → salt + water

Acid + metal carbonate → salt water + carbon dioxide

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Neutralisation

Reaction of H+ ions with OH- ions to form H2O

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Test for carbonates

Add dilute acid and bubble the gas through limewater if it turns cloudy carbon dioxide is present

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Preparing crystals of soluble salts

Neutralise acid with excess base filter evaporate solution and allow crystals to form

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Preparing soluble salts

React an acid with an insoluble metal metal oxide hydroxide or carbonate

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Salts from acids

Hydrochloric acid makes chlorides nitric acid makes nitrates sulfuric acid makes sulfates

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Test for sulfate ions

Add dilute hydrochloric acid then barium chloride a white precipitate forms

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Titration

A method to prepare soluble salts and determine concentrations of acids and alkalis

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Calculating concentration

Concentration = moles ÷ volume

Units are mol dm-3

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Concentration of an acid or base

The number of moles of acid or base in solution

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Strength of an acid or base

How easily it ionises and releases H+ or OH- ions

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Preparing insoluble salts

Use precipitation react two solutions filter wash and dry the precipitate

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