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What is the collision theory

Chemical reaction always involve the collision of particles.




The collision needs sufficient energy to break bonds between particles and form new ones.




The collision needs to be at the correct orientation.

Law of conservation

Total mass of reactants = total mass of products

Acid

Substance that produces hydrogen ions (h+) when dissolved in water

Base

Substance that produces hydroxide ions (OH-) when dissolved in water

Salt

When acid reacts with base, salts are produced

Physical & chemical Change

Physical change - change in the appearance, smell




Chemical change - change in the composition of the substance. A chemical reaction has taken place

Four physical states

(s) = solid


(l) = liquid


(g) = gas


(aq) = aqueous solution (dissolved in water)

Decomposition of a metal carbonate

When a carbonate decomposes, a metal oxide and carbon dioxide gas are produced.

Reaction of metal with Acid

Reactive metal + acid - Salt + hydrogen gas

Acid & metal hydroxide

Acid + metal hydroxide - Salt + water

Acid & Metal Carbonate

Acid + Metal Carbonate - salt + water + Carbon dioxide

Reaction of metal with oxygen

Metal + Oxygen gas - metal oxide

Reactions of metal with water

(K, Na,Ca) + water - metal hydroxide + hydrogen gas


(Mg, Al, Zn, Fe, Ni, Sn, Pb) + Superheated steam - metal oxide + hydrogen gas


(Cu, Hg, Ag, Pt, Au) - don't react with water or steam

Acid & Hydrogen-carbonate

Acid + Hydrogen-carbonate - salt + water +carbon dioxide

Acid & Metal oxide

Acid + metal oxide - salt + water

Non metal Oxide & metal hydroxide

Non metal oxide + metal hydroxide - salt + water

Test for carbon dioxide



Bubble the gas through limewater - calcium hydroxide solution. Carbon dioxide turns limewater cloudy white.

Test for Hydrogen

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