Topics of this game:
- A proton donor
- A proton acceptor
- Product of reaction between a metal oxide and acid
- Product of reaction between a carbonate and acid
- Compounds of metals or non-metals with oxygen
- How readily it dissociates to form OH- ions
- Oxides of non-metal. Dissolves in water to form acids
- Oxides of metal. Reacts with acids to produce salt and water
- Oxides of metal. Reacts with acids and alkalis to produce salts
- Oxides of non-metal. Shows neither basic nor acidic properties
- Number of H atoms in a molecule of acid that can be replaced by a metal
- Product of reaction between most metals and dilute acids
- Insert lighted splint into test tube. Lighted splint extinguished with a 'pop' sound
- Pass gas into limewater. White precipitate is formed in limewater
- Soluble base which dissolves in water to produce OH- ions.
- Product of when amoonium salts are heated
- Measure of how acidic of alkaline an aqueous solution is
- Substances that change colours when we put in acidic or alkaline solutions
- Method where all insoluble salts can be prepared
- Blue flame turns yellow
- Add dilute acid and pass gas into limewater. Bubbling happens and white precipitate is formed in limewater
- Insert glowing splint into the test tube. Glowing splint relights.
- Place moist blue litmus paper at mouth of test tube. Moist blue litmus paper turns red and is then bleached
- No change when NaOH is added. Pungent gas produced when heated. Gas turns moist red litmus blue
- White precipitate forms, insoluble in excess when NaOH is added. No precipitate formed when NH3 is added
