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What sort of reaction happens when an acid and an alkali are mixed?
A neutralisation reaction happens
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What do farmers spread lime onto acidic soil?explain why they do this?lb 268 q6
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Why is an alkaline substance dropped into lakes in some countries?
In some countries the lakes have become very acidic as a result of acid rain, this changes the pH and plants and animals can no longer live there. These countie
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Where does the acid in your mouth come from?lb268 q2
The acid in your mouth comes from the millions of bacteria there. When bacteria feed they produce acid
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Why is toothpaste alkaline?lb 268 q1
Toothpaste is alkaline so that it can neutralise the acid in your mouth and help to stop your teeth decaying
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Why is neutralisation useful in real life?
To make harmful substances safe
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Give one example of neutralisation in daily life?
Antacids neutralise stomach acid
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What safety equipment should be worn?
Safety glasses( goggle)
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What piece of equipment add acid very accurately?
A burette
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Zinc+ sulfuric acid ------------> _______________ + hydrogen gas
Zinc sulfate
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Metal + acid -------------> salt + ---------------?
Hydrogen gas
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Hydrochloric acid + sodium hydroxide--------> ________________+ water
Sodium chloride
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What is formed in a neutralisation reaction?
Salt and water
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What type of changes is neutralisation?
A chemical change
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Is water acidic , alkaline or neutral
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What colour shows a weak acid?
Yellow or orange
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What does universal indicator do?
It shows the pH of a solution by changing colour
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What colour shows a strong alkali?
Purple or dark blue
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What pH range shows strong acids?
pH 1 - 3
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What colour does universal indicator show at pH?
Green(pH7)
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What does neutral mean?
Neutral means neither acidic nor alkaline.
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