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Acid
Substance that produces H+ ions in solution
Base
Substance that neutralises an acid
Alkali
Soluble base producing OH- ions
pH scale
Measures acidity/alkalinity from 0 to 14
Strong acid
Completely ionises in solution
Weak acid
Partially ionises
Neutralisation
Acid + base → salt + water
General reaction (acid + metal)
Salt + hydrogen
General reaction (acid + carbonate)
Salt + CO₂ + water
General reaction (acid + base)
Salt + water
Salt
Formed when H+ in acid replaced by metal or ammonium ion
Preparation of salts
Reaction of acid with metal, base or carbonate
Titration
Method to find exact concentration using neutralisation
Indicator
Changes colour depending on pH
Common indicators
Methyl orange, phenolphthalein, litmus
Insoluble salts
Prepared by precipitation
Precipitation reaction
Formation of solid from two solutions