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the pH scale and salts

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what happens when substances dissolve in water

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  1. 1what happens when substances dissolve in waterwhen substances dissolve in water, they dissociate into there individual ionswhat happens when substances dissolve in water
  2. 2what is a pH scaleit is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of an aqueous solution
  3. 3what do the different colours of the pH scale meanwhat do the different colours of the pH scale mean
  4. 4how can the pH of a solution be measuredusing a pH probe or a universal indicator
  5. 5what are indicatorsindicators are dyes that change colour depending on whether they are in acids or alkali solutionswhat are indicators
  6. 6what are alkaliessoluble bases are called alkalis
  7. 7acids are neutralised by basis.. write an equation for thisacids are neutralised by basis.. write an equation for this
  8. 8what ions do acids containhydrogen ions H+(aq)
  9. 9what ions do alkali containhydroxide ions OH-(aq)
  10. 10what happens when an acid reacts with an alkaliwhat happens when an acid reacts with an alkali
  11. 11what is the reaction between an acid and an alkali calledthis type of reaction is called a neutralisation reaction because
    -acid is neutralised by alkali
    -the solution that remains has a pH of 7, showing it is neutral
  12. 12acids can also be neutralised by metal oxides and metal carbonates write a word equation for thisacids can also be neutralised by metal oxides and metal carbonates write a word equation for this
  13. 13draw and label the pH scaledraw and label the pH scale
  14. 14when is a salt produceda salt is produced when the hydrogen in the acid is replaced by a metal ion
  15. 15what does the name of the salt produced depend onit depends on the acid used
    -hydrochloric acid produces chloride salts
    -Nitric acids produces nitrate salts
    -sulfuric acid produces sulfate salts
  16. 16how can soluble salts be madesoluble salts can be made by reacting acids with insoluble bases, such as metal oxides metal hydroxides and metal carbonates
  17. 17RP)write a method for preparation of pure, dry sample of a soluble salt and insoluble oxide or carbonateRP)write a method for preparation of pure, dry sample of a soluble salt and insoluble oxide or carbonate
  18. 18what are strong acidsstrong acids are completely ionised (split up into ions) in water
  19. 19give an example of a strong acid and write a symbol equation for itgive an example of a strong acid and write a symbol equation for it
  20. 20give a an example of a weak acid and write a symbol equation for itgive a an example of a weak acid and write a symbol equation for it
  21. 21what is the pH of a solution the measure ofthe concentration of H+ions
  22. 22what does the pH decrease of one unit indicateit indicates that the concentration of hydrogen ions has increased by a factor of 10
  23. 23finish the sentence for a given concentration of acid, a strong acid will have a ____ concentration of hydrogen ions and therefore a ___pHmissing words are
    1-higher
    2-lower
  24. 24which one is ore concentrated -2mol/dmcubed or -0.5mol/dmcubed2mol/dmcubed

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GCSE chemistry new Flashcards on the pH scale and salts , created by ella stokes on 28/11/2017.
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