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Title: acids and bases and salts notes
Description: acids and bases and salts notes
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Acids and Bases and Salts - Introduction | Chemistry | Don't
Memorise
Infinity Learn Class 9&10
Lemon juice tastes very sour while soap water tastes slightly bitter
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Bases are exactly opposite to acids
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The best examples of bases include baking soda, washing soda,
quick lime and many more
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This is a generalised
reaction
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An indicator is used to
check whether the compound is acidic or basic is called an indicator
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Natural Indicators - Part 1 | Acid Bases and Salts | Don't
Memorise
Infinity Learn Class 9&10
Zarah and zen were all excited to perform a series of tests on a few solutions to find out
whether they are acidic or basic
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Natural Indicators - Part 2 | Acid Bases and Salts | Don't
Memorise
Infinity Learn Class 9&10
China Rose is a plant that can be used as an indicator for detecting acids and bases
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When added to a alkaline solution, the alkali changes to
green or yellowish green to be precise
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Neutralisation | Acid Bases and Salts | Don't Memorise
Infinity Learn Class 9&10
Every day, we experience neutralization reactions
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The best example to study a neutralization reaction is the formation of sodium chloride
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" Most acids taste sour, and
litmus paper turns red when exposed to acids based on their pH levels
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Natural acids are obtained from natural sources, while mineral acids
are manmade
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Acids and Bases - Reaction with each other | Don't Memorise
Infinity Learn Class 9&10
Acids and bases are both substances that can be used to change the color of a substance
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This is because the base has neutralized or nullified the effect of the acid
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This is
because the base has not changed the acid's properties
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However, unlike the acid the water absorbs the heat and that is why adding
acid to water is better than doing it the other way around
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Not really, and let me explain
why
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Stir the solution because of the large amount of acid added
to the solution
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Water
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Title: acids and bases and salts notes
Description: acids and bases and salts notes
Description: acids and bases and salts notes