Acids
Bases
Neutralisation
Reactions with Metals
Miscellaneous
100

Acids have a pH higher or lower than 7?


Lower

100

Bases are also called _

Alkalis 

100

The name of the salt is a combination of the _ and the _


Metal and acid

100

A metal reacts with oxygen to create an _

Metal oxide

100

Calcium + oxygen

Calcium oxode

200

Acids usually taste _.

Sour

200

Bases have a pH above or below 7.

Above

200

Sodium oxide + nitric acid

Sodium nitrate + water

200

A metal reacts with water and creates a _

Metal hydroxide and H2

200

Magnesium + water

Magnesium hydroxide + H2

300

Acids break down into _ ions when dissolved in water.

Hydrogen 

300

Bases break down into _ ions when dissolved in water.


Hydroxide (OH-)

300

Potassium hydroxide + sulfuric acid

Potassium sulfate + water

300

Metal carbonates react with acid to create a _

Salt, water and CO2

300

Iron hydroxide + hydrochloric acid

Iron chloride + water

400

Which is an acid:

HCl, H3PO4, H2SO4, HNO3

All of these are acids

400

Which metal reactions act as bases?

Hydroxides, Oxides, and Carbonates

400

Lithium hydroxide + hydrochloric acid

Lithium chloride + water

400

Lithium carbonate + hydrochloric acid

Lithium sulfate + water + CO2

400

Sodium carbonate + sulfuric acid

Sodium sulfate + water + CO2

500

Sulfuric acid makes _ salts.
Nitric acid makes _
Hydrochloric acid makes _

Sulfate, Nitrate salts, Chloride salts

500

Acids react with bases to create a _ and _

Salt and Water

500

Argon hydroxide + sulfate

Not a neutralisation reaction

500

Which is not a metal?

Na, Li, C, B

Carbon 

500

Why does a neutralisation reaction create water?

The breakdown of H+ and OH- ions in acids and bases