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What happens if we keep adding acid even after the solution is neutral?
It becomes acidic again
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What color does the universal indicator turn when the solution is neutral?
Green
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What is the pH of a strong alkali?
13 or 14
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What two things do you need to make a neutral solution?
Acid and alkali
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What does pH measure?
How acidic or alkaline a substance is
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What does a green color in universal indicator mean?
Neutral solution
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What does the word “neutralise” mean?
To make a solution neither acidic nor alkaline
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What is the pH of a neutral solution?
7
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If a solution is yellow after adding universal indicator, what does it mean?
It is weakly acidic
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What do we call a solution that is not acidic and not alkaline?
Neutral
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What color shows the solution is acidic with universal indicator?
Red or orange
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Name one acid and one alkali used in the example from the book.
Hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide
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What are the products of a neutralisation reaction?
Salt and water
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What is the pH of a strong acid?
1 or 2
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If you add too much acid to an alkali, will the solution be acidic or alkaline?
Acidic
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What is the name of the reaction when acid and alkali cancel each other?
Neutralisation
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What does an acid taste like?
sour
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What color shows the solution is alkaline with universal indicator?
Blue or purple
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Is lemon juice an acid or an alkali?
Acid
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What do acids and alkalis do to each other when mixed?
Cancel each other out
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