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2 f) Acids, Alkalis & Titrations

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Total cards: 10•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Acid

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Source of hydrogen ions (H+) or proton donor.

#2
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Base

Back (Answer)

Neutralises acids by combining with the hydrogen ions in them. Soluble base is called an alkali, source of hydroxide ions (OH-) or proton acceptor.

#3
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Corrosive

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Can damage living tissue.

#4
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End point

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The point at which the indicator changes colour in a titration.

#5
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Indicator

Back (Answer)

Substance that has different colours depending on the pH.

#6
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Ion

Back (Answer)

Charged particle formed when an atom (or group of atoms) loses or gains electrons.

#7
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Neutralisation reaction

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Reaction in which acids react with bases or alkalis to produce salts.

#8
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pH scale

Back (Answer)

Measure of how acidic or how alkaline a solution is.

#9
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Titration

Back (Answer)

Used to follow the course of a neutralisation reaction which can be used to find out how much of an acid/alkali reacts with a certain volume of an alkali/acid.

#10
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Dilute (dilution)

Back (Answer)

Added water to make a solution weaker.