Acids and alkalis

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Mind Map on Acids and alkalis, created by Gemma Theyer on 10/17/2014.
Gemma Theyer
Mind Map by Gemma Theyer, updated more than 1 year ago
Gemma Theyer
Created by Gemma Theyer about 10 years ago
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Acids and alkalis
  1. Hazard symbols.
    1. Toxic
      1. Flammable
        1. Corrosive
          1. Irritant
          2. The PH scale
            1. An acidic substance will have a PH of less than 7
              1. An alkaline substance will have a PH of greater than 7
                1. Anything with a PH of 7 is neutral
                2. Neutralisation Reactions
                  1. Acid + Base = Salt + Water
                    1. The products of the reaction aren't strongly acidic or alkaline, they're neutral
                      1. Neutralisation can be used to make salts with lots of uses
                        1. Salts can be used as fertilisers
                          1. Ammonium nitrate
                            1. Ammonium phosphate
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