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(3.1) acids are a source of what ions (symbol and name)

hydrogen ions H+

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(3.1) alkalis are a source of what ions (symbol and name)

hydroxide ions OH-

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(3.2) What are the pH of acids

less than 7 (0-7)

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(3.2) what is the pH of a neutral solution

7

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(3.2) what is the pH of an alkaline solution

more than 7 (8-14)

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(3.1) _______ are a source of hydrogen ions (H+)

Acids

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(3.1) _____ are a source of hydroxide ions (OH-)

alkalis

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(3.4) the higher the concentration of H+ ions, the ______ the pH of the acidic solution

lower

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(3.4) the higher the concentration of OH- ions, the _____ the pH of the alkaline solution

higher

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(3.3) definition of the pH scale

a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution

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(3.3) what is the range of the pH scale

0 to 14

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(3.3) what colour is litmus paper in acidic solution

red

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(3.3) what colour is litmus paper in alkaline solution

blue

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(3.3) what colour is phenolphthalein in acidic solution

colourless

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(3.3) what colour is phenolphthalein in alkaline solution

pink

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(3.3) what colour is methyl orange in acidic solution

red

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(3.3) what colour is methyl orange in alkaline solution

yellow

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(3.7) what is a concentrated solution

a solution that has more solute particles than water

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(3.7) what is a dilute solution

a solution with more water than solute

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(3.7) a _____ solution has a greater volume of dissolved solute particles than a ____ solution

concentrated, dilute

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(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

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(3.7) how do you turn a concentrated solution into a dilute solution

adding more water to it

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(3.5) the pH increases by 1 when the H+ ion concentration decreases by a factor of ____

10

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(3.5) the pH increases by __ when the H+ ion concentration decreases by a factor of 10

1

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(3.5) the pH increases by 1 when the ___ ion concentration decreases by a factor of 10

H+

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(3.8) Hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid are strong acids because….

they fully dissociate into ions in solution, all their molecules release H+ ions

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(3.8) the concentration of ______ ions determines the pH of the solution

hydrogen ions

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(3.8) ethanoic acid is weak acid because it….

partially dissociates into ions in solution, only a few molecules release H+ ions

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(3.8) A strong acid has a _____ pH than a week acid

lower

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(3.10) What is a soluble base

One that will dissolve in water

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(3.10) An acid/alkali is a soluble base

Alkali

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(3.9) what is A base

Any substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt and water only

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(3.9) acid + base →

Salt + water

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(3.9) base + acid →

Salt + water

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(3.9) ______ + _______ → salt + water

Base + acid

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(3.11) a salt forms when….

Hydrogen ions in an cider are replaced by metal ions or ammonium ions

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(3.12) describe the test for oxygen

Place a lit splint into a test tube (with suspected hydrogen) and hear for a squeaky pop

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(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)

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(3.11) reactive metals react with acids to produce _______ and _______ ______

Salt and hydrogen ONLY

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(3.11) metal + acid → ______ + _______

Salt + hydrogen

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(3.11) ______ + ______ → salt + hydrogen

Metal + acid

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(3.11) metal carbonates react with acids to produce _____,_______ and _______

A salt, water and carbon dioxide

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(3.11) metal carbonate + acid → _______ + ______ + _______

Salt + water + carbon dioxide

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(3.11) ________ + _______ → salt + water + carbon dioxide

Metal carbonate + acid

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(3.13) what is neutralisation

The reaction between an acid and a base

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(3.14) Explain acid-alkali neutralisation

Hydrogen ions from the acid react with hydroxide ions from the alkali to form water

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(3.14) H+ + OH- = H2O

what is the reaction

Neutralisation

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(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

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