Investigating neutralisation reactions (Edexcel GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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Investigating neutralisation reactions
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Aim of CaOCaO + dilute HClHCl experiment

Investigate how pH changes as calcium oxide reacts with acid

Typical volume of dilute HClHCl used

25 cm³

Typical mass of CaOCaO used

1g

Equipment to measure pH in neutralisation

pH probe or universal indicator

Products of CaOCaO + HClHCl reaction

Calcium chloride and water

Initial pH when CaOCaO added to dilute HClHCl

Acidic (less than 7)

pH value of neutral solution

7

Sign that all acid has reacted with CaOCaO

Calcium oxide remains sitting at bottom of flask

pH trend as more CaOCaO is added to HClHCl

pH gradually increases

Final pH if excess CaOCaO added

Alkaline (greater than 7)

Safety equipment for HClHCl and CaOCaO experiment

Safety goggles and lab coat

Chemical property of HClHCl and CaOCaO

Corrosive

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