Options:
- (H_2)
- (O_2)
- (CO_2)
Answer:
- citric acid
- ascorbic acid
Answer:
Ascorbic acid
Orange also contains citric acid, but vitamin C is ascorbic acid.
- Inorganic acids
- Weak acids
Answer:
Inorganic acids
- green
- red
- orange
Answer:
Red
- (NO_2)
- (SO_2)
- (CO_2)
Answer:
- red
- white
- blue
Answer:
Blue
Organic Acids
Acids present in plants and animals.
Examples:
- Citric acid
- Acetic acid
- Lactic acid
Inorganic Acids
Acids obtained from rocks and minerals.
Examples:
- Hydrochloric acid
- Sulphuric acid
- Nitric acid
Sulphuric Acid ((H_2SO_4))
- Called King of Chemicals
- Used in batteries
- Used in manufacture of chemicals
Hydrochloric Acid ((HCl))
- Used as cleaning agent
Citric Acid
- Food preservative
- Effervescent salts
Nitric Acid ((HNO_3))
- Fertilizers
- Dyes
- Paints
- Explosives
Oxalic Acid
- Removes stains
- Bleaching agent
Carbonic Acid
- Used in aerated drinks
Tartaric Acid
- Used in baking powder
Answer:
Different crops require different soil pH.
| Crop | Preferred Soil |
|---|---|
| Rice | Slightly acidic |
| Sugarcane | Neutral |
| Citrus fruits | Slightly alkaline |
Soil pH affects nutrient availability and crop growth.
Aqua Regia
Mixture of:
Uses
- Dissolves gold and platinum
- Cleaning and refining gold
Uses
- Plastering fractured bones
- Making statues and casts
Acid A
Gives one hydrogen ion per molecule.
Answer:
(Hydrochloric acid)
Acid B
Gives two hydrogen ions per molecule.
Answer:
(Sulphuric acid)
King of Chemicals
Sulphuric acid
Answer:
Aqua regia is freshly prepared mixture of concentrated hydrochloric acid and concentrated nitric acid in ratio:
(a)
Incorrect:
“Washing soda is used for making cakes soft.”
Correct:
Baking soda ((NaHCO_3)) is used for making cakes and bread soft and spongy.
(b)
Incorrect:
“Calcium sulphate hemihydrate is used in bleaching.”
Correct:
Bleaching powder ((CaOCl_2)) is used in textile bleaching.
Answer:
Reaction between acid and base producing salt and water is called neutralization.
| Hydrated Salts | Anhydrous Salts |
|---|---|
| Contain water of crystallization | Do not contain water |
| Usually coloured | Usually white or colourless |
| Lose water on heating | Absorb water from atmosphere |
| Example: (CuSO_4.5H_2O) | Example: (CuSO_4) |
Correction made:
NaCl is not best example of anhydrous salt in this context.
| Indicator | Acid | Base |
|---|---|---|
| Blue litmus | Turns red | No change |
| Red litmus | No change | Turns blue |
| Phenolphthalein | Colourless | Pink |
| Methyl orange | Red | Yellow |
Correction made:
Original answer incorrectly mentioned “pink” for acid in methyl orange test.
Sodium Hydroxide ((NaOH))
- Soap manufacture
Calcium Hydroxide ((Ca(OH)_2))
- White washing
Magnesium Hydroxide ((Mg(OH)_2))
- Antacid medicine
Ammonium Hydroxide ((NH_4OH))
- Removes grease stains
# Common Salt ((NaCl))
- Food seasoning
- Preservative
# Washing Soda ((Na_2CO_3))
- Softens hard water
- Glass and soap industry
# Baking Soda ((NaHCO_3))
- Baking powder
- Fire extinguishers
- Antacid
# Bleaching Powder ((CaOCl_2))
- Disinfectant
- Bleaching agent
# Plaster of Paris ((CaSO_4 \cdot \frac{1}{2}H_2O))
- Bone plaster
- Statues
Answer:
Sulphuric acid is widely used in manufacture of numerous chemicals and industrial products.
Hence it is called:
King of Chemicals
Electrical Conductivity of Acids
Observation:
Bulb glows in:
- Hydrochloric acid
- Sulphuric acid
Bulb does not glow in:
- Glucose solution
- Alcohol solution
Conclusion:
Acids ionize in water and conduct electricity.
Litmus and Indicator Test
| Substance | Blue Litmus | Red Litmus | Phenolphthalein | Methyl Orange |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acid | Red | No change | Colourless | Red |
| Base | No change | Blue | Pink | Yellow |
Water of Crystallization
Examples:
| Salt | Water of Crystallization |
|---|---|
| (CuSO_4 \cdot 5H_2O) | 5 |
| (Na_2CO_3 \cdot 10H_2O) | 10 |
| (CaSO_4 \cdot \frac{1}{2}H_2O) | 1/2 |
Deposits After Evaporation
Observation:
White deposits remain after boiling groundwater.
Conclusion:
Groundwater contains dissolved salts.
# Important Summary
Acids
- Sour taste
- Turn blue litmus red
Bases
- Bitter and soapy
- Turn red litmus blue
Salts
Products of acid-base reactions.
Neutralization
pH Scale
- Acidic → below 7
- Neutral → 7
- Basic → above 7
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