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What is formed during neutralisation?

salt and water

What is the pH of an acid?

less than 7

Where can enzymes be found?

in all living things

Explain why increasing concentration makes a reaction faster.

more particles, more reactions

What is the pH of an alkali?

more than 7

What happens during neutralisation?

acid added to alkali (vice versa) and pH moves to 7

What colour would universal indicator turn in alkali?

blue/purple

Explain why increasing temperature makes a reaction faster.

more energy, faster particles, more reactions

A reaction with concentrated acid is too fast. How could I slow it down?

dilute the acid

Give me an example of a reaction where a colour change occurs.

Making toast/frying egg etc.

What does an indicator do?

Changes colour to show if a substance is acid/alkali

Name 2 signs of a chemical reaction

colour change, bubbles (gas formed), precipitation (solid forming), energy change

A reaction at room temperature is too slow. How do I speed it up?

Heating it

Name 2 ways that you can change the speed of a reaction.

concentration, particle size, catalyst and temperature

What is the pH of water?

7

What colour would universal indicator turn in acid?

red/orange/yellow

How could you make your own indicator?

boil cabbage

A reaction with lumps of calcium carbonate is too slow. How could I speed it up?

decrease particle size

What is a catalyst?

substance that can be added to a reaction to speed it up without being used up

What colour would universal indicator turn in a neutral substance?

green