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What do Acids and Bases react to create?
Salts
Neutral
An acid that has a ph of 7 and is neither acidic or basic.
Acid
a solution that has a ph below 7
taste sour
react with metals
eg. sulfuric acid
Base
a solution that has a ph over 7
feel slippery
taste bitter
eg. sodium hydroxide
Proton
postively charged subatomic particle
Neutron
neutrally charged subatomic particle
Electron
negatively charged subatomic particle
Democritus
400BCE
the smallest particle is called an atom
Dalton
1803
the atom is a ball with positive and negative charge in it
Rutherford
1911
electron clump orbits the protons
Thompson
1904
positive pudding with negative plums
Bohr
1913
the current atomic model
Atomic number
the number of protons = the number of electrons
Number of Neutrons
Atomic Mass - Atomic number
Structure of valency shells
2,8,8,2
(electrons orbiting neutron)
Group 1
Alkali metals
Group 2
Alkali Earth Metals
Group 7
Halogens
Group 8
Nobel gases - do not react
Properties of Metals
conduct heat + electricity, ductile, malleable, lustrous, usually solid
Properties of Non-Metals
don't conduct heat + electricity, aren't ductile, malleable or lustrous, usually not solid
Ductile
stretch to wire
Malleable
bendy
Lustrous
shiny
Acid + Metal ->
Salt + Hydrogen Gas
Acid + Carbonate ->
Water + Carbon Dioxide + Salt
Acid + Base ->
Salt + Water
Malleable
bendy
Lustrous
shiny
Acid + Metal ->
Salt + Hydrogen Gas
Acid + Carbonate ->
Water + Carbon Dioxide + Salt
Acid + Base ->
Salt + Water