Acids Bases and Salts

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  1. 2. equation showing only the ions that change in a reaction
  2. 4. technique to separate an insoluble solid from a liquid
  3. 6. substance that forms hydrogen ions (h⁺) in water and donates protons
  4. 11. mixture of indicators showing a full range of ph colours
  5. 12. process that releases heat to the surroundings
  6. 13. chemical reaction written with words instead of formulas
  7. 20. symbol equation with equal numbers of each atom on both sides
  8. 22. pictogram used to warn about chemical dangers
  9. 23. able to dissolve in a solvent like water
  10. 24. method to obtain pure crystals of a dissolved salt by evaporation and cooling
  11. 26. not able to dissolve appreciably in a solvent
  12. 28. reaction of an acid with a base forming a salt and water
  13. 29. acid that only partially ionises in water
  14. 32. calcium hydroxide solution used to test for carbon dioxide
  15. 33. test for hydrogen gas using a lit splint to hear a pop
  16. 35. basic oxide reacting with acids to form a salt and water
  17. 37. alkali that only partially dissociates to release oh⁻ ions
  18. 39. ionic compound formed when the h⁺ of an acid is replaced by a metal or ammonium ion
  19. 41. dye that changes colour depending on acidity or alkalinity
  20. 42. bubbling observed when a gas such as carbon dioxide is produced
  21. 43. chemical that causes inflammation or discomfort on contact
  22. 44. technique to find concentration by reacting with a standard solution
  23. 45. h⁺ ion responsible for acidity in aqueous solutions
  24. 46. oh⁻ ion responsible for alkalinity in aqueous solutions
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  1. 1. carbon-based acid like ethanoic acid that partially ionises in water
  2. 3. common weak alkali nh₃ used to make ammonium salts
  3. 5. substance that neutralises excess stomach acid
  4. 7. chemical that can destroy living tissue or materials
  5. 8. compound containing the co₃²⁻ ion that reacts with acids to give co₂
  6. 9. solution with a relatively small amount of solute per volume
  7. 10. indicator red in acid, orange near neutral, and yellow in alkali
  8. 14. point where acid and base have reacted in exact stoichiometric amounts
  9. 15. a base that dissolves in water to give hydroxide ions (oh⁻)
  10. 16. formation of an insoluble solid during a reaction
  11. 17. chemical reaction written using chemical formulas
  12. 18. guidelines predicting whether common salts are soluble or insoluble
  13. 19. numerical scale from 0 to 14 showing acidity or alkalinity, with 7 as neutral
  14. 21. simple indicator turning red in acid and blue in alkali
  15. 25. describes a solution with ph 7 and equal amounts of h⁺ and oh⁻
  16. 27. acid that fully ionises in water
  17. 30. substance that reacts with an acid by accepting h⁺ ions
  18. 31. alkali that fully dissociates to release oh⁻ ions
  19. 34. base or alkali that reacts with acids to form a salt and water
  20. 35. inorganic acid such as hydrochloric, sulfuric, or nitric acid
  21. 36. nh₄⁺ ion found in salts formed with acids
  22. 38. stage where the indicator shows the titration is complete
  23. 40. solution with a relatively large amount of solute per volume
  24. 42. process of removing solvent by heating to leave dissolved solids