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TOPIC - 5 Acid Spill!1!1!

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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metal compounds that can neutralise an acid

Back (Answer)

hydroxides, oxides and carbonates.

#2
Front (Question)

acids contain

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H+ (aq)

#3
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acids are

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corrosive and can breakdown lots of materials.

#4
Front (Question)

what is formed when an acid is neutralised

Back (Answer)

a salt.

#5
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a titration is used to find

Back (Answer)

the unknown concentration of an acid or an alkali

#6
Front (Question)

electrolysis of an acid always produces

Back (Answer)

hydrogen gas at the negative electrode

#7
Front (Question)

neutralisation is a reaction that

Back (Answer)

decreases the hydrogen ion concentration

#8
Front (Question)

what is used to determine whether something is an acid, alkali or neutral

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universal indicator

#9
Front (Question)

some common acids are made by dissolving

Back (Answer)

non-metal oxides in water

#10
Front (Question)

when ____ of ____, _____ and _____ dissolve in water in the atmosphere they form ________.

Back (Answer)

when OXIDES of CARBON, SULFUR and NITROGEN dissolve in water in the atmosphere they form ACID RAIN.

#11
Front (Question)

soluble non-metal oxides form

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acids

#12
Front (Question)

soluble metal oxides form

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alkalis

#13
Front (Question)

common: hydrochloric acid

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HCl

#14
Front (Question)

common: sulphuric acid

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H₂SO₄

#15
Front (Question)

common: nitric acid

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HNO₃

#16
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common: sodium hydroxide

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NaOH

#17
Front (Question)

common: ammonium hydroxide

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NH₄OH

#18
Front (Question)

common: calcium hydroxide

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Ca(OH)₂

#19
Front (Question)

insoluble oxides are

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neutral

#20
Front (Question)

all acidic solutions are

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ionic

#21
Front (Question)

all acids contain

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hydrogen

#22
Front (Question)

ph is dependent on the

Back (Answer)

concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution

#23
Front (Question)

when water dissociates it forms an

Back (Answer)

equal amount of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions so the pH is 7

#24
Front (Question)

acids are solutions containing what concentration of hydrogen and hydroxide ions?

Back (Answer)

more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions