Acids and Alkalis
Cards (38)
- What does the pH scale measure?
- How can the pH of a solution be measured?
- What pH value indicates a neutral solution?
- What happens to an indicator when an acid is added?
- What is the pH of a strong acid?
- What is the pH of a strong alkali?
- What is produced in a neutralization reaction?
- What is the general word equation for neutralization reactions?
- What is the product of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide?
- What is produced when sulfuric acid reacts with calcium carbonate?
- What is the test for carbon dioxide?
- What color does litmus turn in acids?
- What color does litmus turn in alkalis?
- What is the pH of stomach acid?
- What is the purpose of neutralization in gardening?
- How does neutralization help with insect stings?
- How does neutralization help with indigestion?
- What is the general equation for acid and metal carbonate reactions?
- What is observed when an acid reacts with a metal carbonate?
- What is the color change of red cabbage indicator in acid?
- What is the color change of red cabbage indicator in alkali?
- What is the meaning of the old hazard symbol for corrosive substances?
- What does the new hazard symbol for flammable substances indicate?
- What does the hazard symbol for biohazard indicate?
- What does the hazard symbol for toxic substances indicate?
- What is the significance of hazard warning labels?
- What is the role of indicators in measuring pH?
- Why is the type of salt produced in a neutralization reaction important?
- How does the pH scale relate to everyday substances?
- What is the pH of stomach acid?
- Why is tomato juice considered a weak acid?
- What is the pH of baking soda?
- What does a pH of 12 indicate about bleach?
- What is neutralization and its importance?
- What is the general equation for neutralization?
- What type of salt does hydrochloric acid produce?
- What type of salt does sulfuric acid produce?
- What type of salt does nitric acid produce?