Neutralisation of Acids and Salt Production (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards
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Products when metals react with acids
Products when metals react with acids
Salt and hydrogen gas
Which metals react readily with acids?
Which metals react readily with acids?
Highly reactive metals
Examples of highly reactive metals
Examples of highly reactive metals
Sodium and magnesium
What less reactive metals need to react with acids
What less reactive metals need to react with acids
Stronger acids
Products of metal oxide + acid reaction
Products of metal oxide + acid reaction
Salt and water
Products of metal hydroxide + acid reaction
Products of metal hydroxide + acid reaction
Salt and water
Products of metal carbonate + acid reaction
Products of metal carbonate + acid reaction
Salt, water, and carbon dioxide
Definition of neutralisation reaction
Definition of neutralisation reaction
Acid and base cancel each other out
pH typically produced in neutralisation
pH typically produced in neutralisation
pH 7 (neutral solution)
General neutralisation equation
General neutralisation equation
Acid + Base Salt + Water
What happens to insoluble salts in solution
What happens to insoluble salts in solution
They precipitate out as solids
Method to separate precipitate from solution
Method to separate precipitate from solution
Filtration