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Acid

A substance that can including turning litmus red, neutralise an alkali and dissolving some metals. Have a pH less than 6.


It is usually corrosive or sour-tasting.

Base

Turn red litmus paper blue, neutralise an acid and have a pH greater than 8.


They have a bitter taste.

Alakli

A soluble base (dissolves in water).


Turn red litmus paper blue, neutralise an acid and have a pH greater than 8.

Chemical reaction

An irreversible reaction (cannot be undone). A new substance is made.

Physical reaction

A reversible reaction (can be undone).

Chemical reaction - 3 indicators

1. A colour change.


2. A temperature change (gets colder/warmer).


3. Gas given off (smell, bubbling, fizzing).

An indicator

Changes colour when reacting with another substance (e.g. an acid or an alkali).

Acid + Metal -->

Salt + Hydrogen gas

Acid + Metal Carbonate -->

Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide

Acid + Metal Oxide -->

Salt + Water

Acid + Metal Hydroxide -->

Salt + Water

Hydrochloric acid makes __________ Salt

_________________ acid makes Chloride Salt

Nitric acid makes __________ Salt

_________________ acid makes Nitrate Salt

Sulfuric acid makes __________ Salt

_________________ acid makes Sulfate Salt



Irritant - Might make your skin itchy. Rinse your hands with water.

Corrosive - Can burn skin or objects. Wash hand immediately with water.

If something is a WEAK ACID, what colour and pH would it be?

If something is pH 4-6 and orange/yellow, what substance would it be?

If something is a STRONG ACID, what colour and pH would it be?

If something is pH 1-3 and red, what substance would it be?

If something is a STRONG ALKALI, what colour and pH would it be?

If something is pH 12-14 and purple, what substance would it be?

If something is a WEAK ALKALI, what colour and pH would it be?

If something is pH 8-11 and blue, what substance would it be?

If something is a NEUTRAL, what colour and pH would it be?

If something is pH 7 and green, what substance would it be?



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What is this?



What does the pH scale look like?

Universal Indicator

A substance that changes colour to show a pH value from 1 to 14 to show how acidic or alkaline something is.

What colour does litmus paper turn with acids?

Paper that turns red with acids only.

What colour does litmus paper turn with alkalis?

Paper that turns blue with alkalis only.