Reactions of Acids (Topic 4 AQA)
Can you guess the missing products or reactants from these equations?
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- sulphuric acid + magnesium = magnesium sulfate + ?
- hydrochloric acid + zinc = hydrogen + ?
- ? + iron = hydrogen + iron sulfate
- acid + metal = hydrogen + ?
- in reactions involving acids with metals, the metals are always...
- in reactions involving acids with metals, the hydrogen in the acid is always...
- a base that can be dissolved in water
- they neutralise acids
- acid + metal oxide/hydroxide/alkali = salt + ?
- metal carbonate + acid = water + salt + ?
- the kind of acid that makes metal chlorides when it reacts with a metal
- the kind of acid that makes metal nitrates when it reacts with a metal
- the type of salt that sulfuric acid makes when it reacts with a metal
- nitric acid + lithium hydroxide = water + ?
- the formula for iron sulfate
- the formula for zinc nitrate
- the formula for magnesium chloride
- produces H+ ions when dissolved in water
- a reaction where H+ ions react with OH- ions to produce water
- a blue salt that you will have to try producing for a practical exam
- a honey bee's venom is...
- a wasp's sting is...
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