Acids and Bases Flashcards

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what are 4 properties of Acids

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sour taste
pH < 7
Corrosive
Litmus Indicator turns red

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what are 4 properties of Bases

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bitter taste
pH > 7
Litmus Indicator blue
Feels slippery

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3
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what are strong acids and weak acids

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strong - HNO3, H2SO4, HCl

weak - everything else

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4
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what are strong bases

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NaOH, KOH, Mg(OH)2, Ca(OH)2

metal oxidesm hydroxides

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5
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describe how the Arrhenius theory applies to acids

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acids contain hydrogen compounds that ionise to yield H+ in aqueous olutions

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describe how the Arrhenius theory applies to bases

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bases are compounds that ionise to yield OH- in aqueous solution

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7
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explain complete ionisation

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strong acids dissolve in water (strong electrolytes), all dissolved acids convert to ions

there is one arrow because the reaction can’t be reserved

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8
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explain partial ionisation

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weak acids dissolve in water (weak electrolytes), convert mostly to unionised molecules

double arrow because it can be reversed

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