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ARK - C2.1 - Acids and Alkalis
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What pH value would a strong acid be?
0-3
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What would the pH value for an acid be?
Less than 7
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What colour would a neutral solution turn if universal indicator was added?
Green
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What pH value would a weak alkali be?
8-10
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Beryllium Hydroxide + Nitric Acid -> ??
Beryllium Nitrate + Water
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name 1 advantage of universal indicator over litmus indicator
it can tell you the strength of the pH / solution
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what does filtration separate?
insoluble solid and a liquid
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In a neutralisation reaction, an acid reacts with an alkali, what are the two products?
Salt and Water
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Why are indicators useful?
They change different colours at different pH levels
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What does this hazard symbol mean?
Corrosive
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Acid + Alkali --> ? + ?
salt + water
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what is crystallisation?
process of boiling a solution to create salt crystals
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What pH value would a weak acid be?
4-6
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Lithium Hydroxide + Hydrochloric Acid -> ??
Lithium Chloride + Water
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What pH value would a strong alkali be?
11-14
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What would the pH value for an alkali be?
More than 7
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what colour does litmus indicator turn in alkali?
blue
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what colour does litmus indicator turn in acid?
red
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