2.16 - 2.18 chem

Cards (65)

  • 0-3 pH
    strongly acidic
  • 4-6
    weakly acidic
  • 7
    neutral
  • 8-10
    weakly alkaline
  • 11-14
    strongly alkaline
  • Acid - Alkali indicators
    substances (usually organic compounds) that change color as a function of pH
  • litmus
    Acid - Red
    Alkali - Blue
  • Methyl orange
    acid - red
    alkali - yellow
  • phenophthalein
    acid - colorless
    alkaline - pink
  • universal indicator
    acid - red
    alkaline - blue
  • What color is litmus in a neutral solution
    purple
  • what ions do acids produce when dissolved in water
    H+
  • HCl and sodium hydroxide equation
    HCl (l) + NaOH (aq) --> NaCl(aq) + H2O (l)
  • how do we write HCl (aq) ?
    H+ (aq) + Cl- (aq)
  • what are bases
    substances that neutralize acids by combining with the hydrogen ions
  • what are alkalis
    substances that lead to an increase in OH- ions when dissolved in water
  • what do we do to find the pH if the pOH is given?
    subtract by 14
  • what are metal oxides
    bases
  • acid react with bases and alkalis to form a .... reaction

    neutralization
  • what is a titration
    when a solution of known concentration is used to determine the concentration of an unknown solution
  • what is an indicator used in the titration ?
    to observe the endpoint of the titration
  • Hydrochloric acid
    HCl
  • nitric acid
    HNO3
  • sulfuric acid
    H2SO4
  • ethanoic acid
    CH3COOH
  • Phosphoric Acid
    H3PO4
  • metal + dilute acid
    metal + dilute acid -> salt + hydrogen gas
  • metal oxide + dilute acid
    metal oxide + dilute acid --> salt + water
  • metal hydroxide + dilute acid
    metal hydroxide + dilute acid --> salt + water
  • metal carbonate + dilute acid
    metal carbonate + dilute acid --> salt + carbon + water
  • are metal oxides soluble ?
    few are
  • K2 + H2O ->
    KOH
  • which oxide SLIGHTLY dissolves?
    calcium oxide
  • Are metal hydroxides soluble?
    few are
  • Which hydroxides are soluble?
    sodium, potassium, ammonium
  • Hydrogen gas test
    squeaky pop
  • Oxygen gas test

    Relights a glowing splint
  • Carbon dioxide test

    Turns limewater milky
  • Chlorine gas test
    Bleaches damp litmus paper (red - blue - white)
  • Ammonia test
    Turns damp red litmus paper blue