CE Chemistry-A Summary
Part 4-Acid
& Base
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Acid & Base
- The different type of indicators and the corresponding
colour change in acidic or alkaline condition.
- The effect of the acid on metals, bases, carbonates and
hydrogencarbonates.
- Aware of the formation of soluble calcium hydrogencarbonate
when passing excess of carbon dioxide to lime water.
- Importance of water for acids.
- Basicity of acids.
- The different reactions between using dilute and conc.
acids.
- The dehydrating and oxidizing property of conc. sulphuric
acid.
- The effect of alkalis on metal ions.
- The different colours of precipitates.
- Distinguish between strength and concentration of acids.
- The measure of pH value.
- The formation of normal salt and acid salt.
- Some acid salt e.g. sodium hydrogencarbonate(NaHCO3)give
alkaline solutions when dissolved in water.
- Uses of neturalization.
