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TELLING THEM APART
ACIDS&
ALKALIS
Chapter One
What are Acids?
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YOUR TASKWrite down all you know about
Acids.
PROPERTIES OF ACIDS
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1.Acids have a sour taste.2.Acids turn litmus solution red and turn
blue litmus paper red. 3.Acids have pH numbers less than 7 that
is pH 1-6.
PROPERTIES OF ACIDS
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1.Acids have pH numbers less than 7 that is pH 1-6.
2.The lower the pH the stronger the Acid.3.The higher the pH the weaker the Acid.
Strong And Weak Acids
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An Acid is classified as strong or weak depending on its ability to dissociate in water.
Acids dissociates when the turn from molecule into ions when dissolved in water.
Strong Or Weak Acid
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A strong Acid dissociates completely in water. E.g Sulphuric Acid or Nitric Acid
A weak Acid dissociates partially in water e.g Ethanoic Acid
YOUR TASK
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Acids have many properties that distinguish them from other
substances.
Can you write down some of these Can you write down some of these properties?properties?
PROPERTIES OF ACIDS
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1. Acids have a sour taste.2. Acids turn litmus solution red and turn blue
litmus paper red. 3. Acids have pH numbers less than 7 4. Acids react with metals, forming hydrogen
and a salt 5. Acids react with carbonates, forming a salt,
water and carbon dioxide 6. Acids react with alkalis, forming a salt and
water 7. Acids react with metal oxides, forming salt
and water
FACTS ABOUT ACIDS
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1. Acids are generally dangerous chemicals.
2. Acid compounds all contain hydrogen.
3. They dissolve in water to produce particles called hydrogen ions.
4. Never drink them or put them near your eyes.
5. Never pour water into a concentrated acid as it heats up and can spit hot acid at you.
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How do scientists test for acids and basic solutions?
Scientist can test a substance to see whether
it is acidic or basic (alkalis) by using an
indicator.
INDICATORS
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What are indicators?
Indicators are substances that will change colors when they come in contact with an
acid or a base.
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Why do we need indicators?
Indicators are a safe way
to help scientist determine whether a substance is an
acid or an alkali.
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Remember what we said about acids and alkalis. Often you do not
want to come in direct contact with them as they can be harmful.
WARNING
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Never pour water into a concentrated acid as it
heats up and can spit hot acid at you.
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ACIDS AND BASESStarter Activity
What are Acids and Bases? Name a few
examples.
FACT
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Acids and bases are two important classes of
compounds that have different properties from one another.
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ACIDS-often give food a sour, sharp flavor (lemon juice) and
can be helpful, such as the acids in your stomach. Strong
acids can burn your skin.
BASES- on the other hand feel bitter and slippery.
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The following table shows colour changes and changes range for 4 indicators
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INDICATORS TYPES AND USES LEARNING OBJECTIVES
•To understand what indicators are and why scientist use indicators•To know the different indicators and how they are used to test for acids and alkalis•To understand how to read pH scale and interpret the pH scale
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ACIDS
Acids are materials that have certain properties in
common.
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BASES
Bases (also called alkalis) are other substances with
a different set of properties.
FACT YOU SHOULD KNOW
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The most striking property of both acids and bases is their ability to change the colour of certain vegetable
materials.