Acid+ carbonate->

Acid + metal->

Acid + alkali->

Strong acids

Strong alaklis

Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
Blue percipitate

Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
Green percipatate

Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
Brown percipitate

Flame test
Lilac

Flame test
Orange/ Yellow

Flame test
Crimson

Flame test
Brick red

Add sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
warm
red litmus turns blue

Add dilute acid
Bubbles (CO2)

Add nitric acid and silver nitrate
White percipate

Add nitric acid and silver nitrate
cream precipitate

Add nitric acid and silver nitrate
yellow percipitate

Add hydrochloric acid and barium nitrate
(BaSO4)

Isotopes

Relative atomic mass

Ions

Reduction

Oxidaion

Non- metal ions

Metal ions

Ionic bonding

Covalent bonding

Ionic bonding

Covalent bonding

Mon-atomic bonding
(argon)

Ionic bonding
(sodium chloride)

Covelent
Simple molecular
(O2)

Covalent
Giant covalent
(Carbon (diamond, graphite)

Metallic
(copper)

Empirical formula
(simplest ratio of atoms in a compound)

Potassium in water

Sodium in water

Lithium in water

Halogens
(Group 7)

Chlorine
(Cl2)

Bromide
(Br2)

Iodine
(I2)

Making salts

Test for oxygen

Test for carbon dioxide

Test for chlorine

Test for ammonia

Test for hydrogen

Identifying ions
Salts

1 dm3

Concentration (mol/dm3)

Siblimation

What is the colour of copper oxide (CuO (s)

How to obtain a pure dry salt?

Titration

Periodic table