Acid + Bases

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    • What are the two indicators
      Universal and Litmus Paper
    • What number does the PH scale go up to?

      0-14
    • What number and colour is Neutral?

      7, Green
    • PH is…

      the measure of acidity
    • Red litmus paper turns blue..
      when it’s an alkaline
    • Blue litmus paper turns red..
      when there’s an acid
    • Antacids are..

      weak alkalies that neutralises too much acid in the stomach
    • Metal + Acid ————>

      Salt + Hydrogen
    • Metal oxide + Acid ————>

      Salt + Water
    • Metal Hydroxide + Acid ————>

      Salt + Water
    • Strong Acids go from

      1-3
    • Weak Acids go from

      4-6
    • Weak Alkaline's go from

      8-10
    • Strong Alkalines go from
      11-14
    • Hydrochloric Acid is..

      HCl
    • Nitric Acid is..

      HNO3
    • Sulfuric Acid is..

      H2SO4
    • Hydrochloric Acid as a salt is..

      A chloride
    • Nitric Acid as a salt is..

      a Nitrate
    • Sulfuric Acid as a salt is..

      a Sulfate
    • Metal Carbonate + Acid ————>

      Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide
    • The equation of Neutralisation:
      Acid + Base -> Salt + Water
    • Hydrochloric Acid + copper oxide ——>

      copper chloride + water
    • nitric acid + sodium hydroxide ———>

      sodium nitrate + water
    • sulfuric acid + calcium carbonate ——>

      calcium sulfate + water + carbon dioxide
    • Oven Cleaner is..

      a alkaline
    • Water is…

      Neutral
    • The colour of a strong Acid in the Universal Indicator is…

      Red
    • The colour of a weak Acid in the Universal Indicator is..

      Yellow/Orange
    • The colour of weak Alkalis in the Universal Indicator is..

      Blue
    • The colour of strong Alkalis in the Universal Indicator is..

      Purple
    • Alkalis dissolve in…

      water
    • sulphuric acid + magnesium ———> 

      magnesium sulfate + hydrogen
    • What name is given to the substances made in a chemical reaction?
      Products
    • potassium hydroxide + sulfuric acid
      potassium sulfate + water
    • nitric acid + sodium oxide
      sodium nitrate + water
    • iron carbonate + nitric acid

      iron nitrate + water + carbon dioxide
    • Acids taste sour (like lemons)
    • Alkalis taste bitter and slippery (like soap)
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