Neutralisation of Acids and Salt Production (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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Neutralisation of Acids and Salt Production
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Products of metal + acid reaction

Salt and hydrogen gas

Products of metal oxide + acid reaction

Salt and water

Products of metal hydroxide + acid reaction

Salt and water

Products of metal carbonate + acid reaction

Salt, water, and carbon dioxide

Definition of neutralisation

Acid and base react to form salt and water

General neutralisation equation

Acid + Base →\to Salt + Water

pH of neutral solution

7

Examples of highly reactive metals

Sodium and magnesium

Examples of less reactive metals

Copper and silver

Factor influencing metal reaction with acid

Reactivity of the metal

Property of salts that may form in reactions

Often insoluble (may precipitate)

Method to separate precipitates

Filtration

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