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(3.1) acids are a source of what ions (symbol and name)
hydrogen ions H+
(3.1) alkalis are a source of what ions (symbol and name)
hydroxide ions OH-
(3.2) What are the pH of acids
less than 7 (0-7)
(3.2) what is the pH of a neutral solution
7
(3.2) what is the pH of an alkaline solution
more than 7 (8-14)
(3.1) _______ are a source of hydrogen ions (H+)
Acids
(3.1) _____ are a source of hydroxide ions (OH-)
alkalis
(3.4) the higher the concentration of H+ ions, the ______ the pH of the acidic solution
lower
(3.4) the higher the concentration of OH- ions, the _____ the pH of the alkaline solution
higher
(3.3) definition of the pH scale
a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution
(3.3) what is the range of the pH scale
0 to 14
(3.3) what colour is litmus paper in acidic solution
red
(3.3) what colour is litmus paper in alkaline solution
blue
(3.3) what colour is phenolphthalein in acidic solution
colourless
(3.3) what colour is phenolphthalein in alkaline solution
pink
(3.3) what colour is methyl orange in acidic solution
red
(3.3) what colour is methyl orange in alkaline solution
yellow
(3.7) what is a concentrated solution
a solution that has more solute particles than water
(3.7) what is a dilute solution
a solution with more water than solute
(3.7) a _____ solution has a greater volume of dissolved solute particles than a ____ solution
concentrated, dilute
(3.7) name one way you can change a dilute solution into a more concentrated solution
dissolving more solute in it
evaporating some of the water
(3.7) how do you turn a concentrated solution into a dilute solution
adding more water to it
(3.5) the pH increases by 1 when the H+ ion concentration decreases by a factor of ____
10
(3.5) the pH increases by __ when the H+ ion concentration decreases by a factor of 10
1
(3.5) the pH increases by 1 when the ___ ion concentration decreases by a factor of 10
H+
(3.8) Hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid are strong acids because….
they fully dissociate into ions in solution, all their molecules release H+ ions
(3.8) the concentration of ______ ions determines the pH of the solution
hydrogen ions
(3.8) ethanoic acid is weak acid because it….
partially dissociates into ions in solution, only a few molecules release H+ ions
(3.8) A strong acid has a _____ pH than a week acid
lower
(3.10) What is a soluble base
One that will dissolve in water
(3.10) An acid/alkali is a soluble base
Alkali
(3.9) what is A base
Any substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt and water only
(3.9) acid + base →
Salt + water
(3.9) base + acid →
Salt + water
(3.9) ______ + _______ → salt + water
Base + acid
(3.11) a salt forms when….
Hydrogen ions in an cider are replaced by metal ions or ammonium ions
(3.12) describe the test for oxygen
Place a lit splint into a test tube (with suspected hydrogen) and hear for a squeaky pop
(3.12) describe the test for carbon dioxide
Bubble the gas through lime water; if carbon dioxide is present, the lime water turns milky (or cloudy white)
(3.11) reactive metals react with acids to produce _______ and _______ ______
Salt and hydrogen ONLY
(3.11) metal + acid → ______ + _______
Salt + hydrogen
(3.11) ______ + ______ → salt + hydrogen
Metal + acid
(3.11) metal carbonates react with acids to produce _____,_______ and _______
A salt, water and carbon dioxide
(3.11) metal carbonate + acid → _______ + ______ + _______
Salt + water + carbon dioxide
(3.11) ________ + _______ → salt + water + carbon dioxide
Metal carbonate + acid
(3.13) what is neutralisation
The reaction between an acid and a base
(3.14) Explain acid-alkali neutralisation
Hydrogen ions from the acid react with hydroxide ions from the alkali to form water
(3.14) H+ + OH- = H2O
what is the reaction
Neutralisation
(3.14) Neutralisation Practical
Describe two ways you can ensure that your measurements are precise instead of estimation with universal indicator paper
Use a pH meter
Use a volumetric pipette
Use a balance of 2 decimal places