Acids and Alkalis - 3rd
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what is the pH for acids?
<7
what is the pH for neutral?
7
what is the pH for alkaline?
> 7
what colour is methyl orange in an acid?
red
what colour is methyl orange in a neutral substance?
yellow
what colour is methyl orange in an alkaline?
yellow
what colour is phenolphthalein in an acid?
colourless
what colour is phenolphthalein in a neutral substance?
colourless
what colour is phenolphthalein in an alkaline?
pink
what colour is red litmus in an acid?
red
what colour is red litmus in a neutral substance?
(stays red)
what colour is red litmus in an alkaline?
blue
what colour is blue litmus in an acid?
red
what colour is blue litmus in a neutral substance?
(stays blue)
what colour is blue litmus in an alkaline?
blue
what are the colours on the universal indicator from 1-14?
0-2 : red 3-4: orange 5-6: yellow 7: green 8-10: light blue 11-13: dark blue 14: purple
what is air composed of?
nitrogen- 78% oxygen- 21% argon- 0.96% carbon dioxide- 0.04%
what is an experiment to measure the percentage of oxygen in the air ?
react oxygen with copper / any metal, the air gradually decreases in volume until all of the oxygen has been added to the metal. SEE FLASHCARD 1(A+A)
If in an experiment to measure the percentage of oxygen in the air, the results don’t show 21% of oxygen in the air, why must this be?
• the metal wasn’t heated for long enough for all the oxygen to be reacted • there’s a leak in the apparatus
what is element combustion?
when an element reacts with oxygen to produce an oxide. element +oxygen-> element oxide
what would be the oxide name and state symbol for a metal?
metal oxide - solid
what would be the oxide name and state symbol for non-metal?
non-metal dioxide - gas
describe the combustion for magnesium.
w.e.- magnesium + oxygen -> magnesium oxide s.e.- 2MG(s) + O2 (g) -> 2MgO (s) observation - bright white light and white powder formed
describe the combustion for sulphur.
w.e.- sulphur + oxygen -> sulphur dioxide s.e.- S(s) + O2 (g) -> SO2 (g) observation - blue flame