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What is neutralisation?
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The reaction between a base and an acid to form an salt and an acid
2
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What salt is made from neutralisation?
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It depends on the acid and base used
3
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How can you predict the salt made?
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The first part is the metal from the acid / base
The second part comes from the acid used
4
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Write the formula equation for copper(II) oxide + sulphuric acid -> copper(II) sulphate
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CuO(S) + H2SO4(AQ)-> CuSP4(AQ) + H2O(L)
5
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What must an acidic solution contain?
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H+ ions
6
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What must an alkaline solution contain?
A
OH- ions
7
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What ionic equation represents the production of water in neutralisation?
A
H+ + OH- -> H2O(L)
C1-C3
flashcards
Decks in class (44)
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C1.1.1 - Introducing Particles10
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C3.4.3 - Electroplating7
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C3.4.2 - Electrolysis Of Solutions8
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C3.4.1 - Electrolysis Of Molten Salts15
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C3.3.5 - Hydrogen Ions And The pH12
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C3.3.4 - Reactions Of Acids5
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C3.3.3 - Neutralisation7
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C3.3.2 - The pH Scale10
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C3.3.1 - Redox Reactions8
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C3.2.3 - Calculating Energy Changes3
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C3.2.1 - Exothermic And Endothermic Reactions7
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C3.1.7 - Mole Calculations4
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C3.1.6 - The Mole6
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C3.1.5 - Half Equations And Ionic Equations6
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C3.1.4 - Chemical Equations4
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C3.1.3 - Conservation Of Mass8
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C3.1.2 - Formulae Of Ionic Compunds11
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C3.1.1 - Formulae Of Elements And Molecules9
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C2.2.4 - Nanoparticles8
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C2.3.3 - Bulk Properties Of Materials13
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C2.3.2 - Changing State25
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C2.3.1 - Carbon18
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C2.2.10 - Atomic Structure And The Periodic Table11
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C2.2.9 - Developing The Periodic Table8
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C2.2.8 - Structure Of Metals10
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C2.2.7 - Polymer Molecules7
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C2.2.6 - Giant Covalent Structures7
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C2.2.5 - Simple Molecules12
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C2.2.4 - Ionic Compounds11
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C2.2.3 - Forming Ions12
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C2.2.2 - Electronic Structures15
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C2.2.1 - Metals And Non Metals16
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C2.1.7 - Purification And Checking Purity8
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C2.1.6 - Chromatography22
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C2.1.5 - Distillation10
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C2.1.4 - Filtration And Crystallisation19
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C2.1.3 - Pure And Impure Substances11
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C2.1.2 - Empirical Formula5
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C2.1.1 - Relative Formula Mass6
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C1.2.3 - Developing The Atomic Model23
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C1.2.2 - Isotopes12
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C1.2.1 - Atomic Structure21
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C1.1.3 - Limitations Of The Particle Model13
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C1.1.2 - Chemical And Physical Changes6
