Chemistry acids and redox

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What are the definitions of oxidation

Loss of electrons, gain of oxygen, loss of hydrogen, increase of oxidation number

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What are the definitions of reduction

Gain of electrons, loss of oxygen, gain of hydrogen, decrease in oxidation number

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What is redox reaction

A reaction where one species is oxidised and one species is reduced

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How is a strong acid different to a weak acid

strong acids fully dissociate into H+ ions and weak acids partially dissociate into H+ ions, decreasing pH

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Definition of an acid

A substance that dissolves to release H+ ions

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Definition of an alkali

A soluble base (releases OH- ions)

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Is ammonia an acid or base

Base

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What does an oxidation number represent

The number of electrons lost by an atom in a compound

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What is an oxidising/reducing agent

A substance that causes another species to oxidise/reduce

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Oxidation number rule for oxygen

Always -2 except peroxides and super oxides

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Oxidation number rule for hydrogen

+1 except for hydrides

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Oxidation number rule for fluorine

-1

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Oxidation number rule for group 1 and 2

Group 1 is always +1 and group 2 is always +2

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What will the sum of oxidation numbers be equivalent to

The charge of the molecule

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Acid + alkali →

salt + water

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Acid + oxide →

salt + water

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acid + carbonate →

salt + water + carbon dioxide

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ionic equation for neutralisation

H+ + OH- → H2O

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How does dissociation work with molecules with more than 1 hydrogen

There are multiple dissociations which remove 1 H+ ion each