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acids, bases + salts
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Chemistry Mind Map on acids, bases + salts, created by charlotte_lucy_9 on 10/04/2013.
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acids, bases + salts
salts are made when an acid reacts with a base, carbonate or metal
the name of the salt formed depends on the metal in the base and the acid used
e.g. salts made using hydrochloric acid are called chlorides
acids
substances with a pH of less than 7
the more strongly acidic the solution, the lower its pH number
turns blue litmus paper red
turn universal indicator paper red if they are strongly acidic, or orange or yellow if they are weakly acidic
bases
substances that can react with acids + neutralise them to make a salt + water
usually metal oxides or metal hydroxides
e.g. copper oxide and sodium hydroxide are bases
alkalis
bases than dissolve in water
copper oxide is not an alkali because it DOES NOT dissolve in water
sodium hydroxide is an alkali because it DOES dissolve in water
pH of more than 7
the stronger the alkali, the higher the pH number
turn red litmus paper blue
turn universal indicator paper dark blue or purple
neutral solutions
have a pH of 7
do not change the colour of litmus paper
turn universal indicator green
e.g. water
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