Acids and Alkalis NTScience co uk 2005 KS
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Acids and Alkalis © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 1
Q 1. What is a chemical with a p. H less than 7 called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 2
A 1. Acid © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 3
Q 2. What is a chemical with a p. H more than 7 called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 4
A 2. Alkali © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 5
Q 3. What is a chemical with a p. H of 7 called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 6
A 3. Neutral © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 7
Q 4. What shows whether something is alkali or acid? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 8
A 4. An Indicator © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 9
Q 5. What is a liquid with a solid dissolved in it called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 10
A 5. A Solution © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 11
Q 6. What do you call it when substances chemically combine? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 12
A 6. A reaction, react © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 13
Q 7. What is the scientific way of writing down a chemical reaction called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 14
A 7. A Word Equation © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 15
Q 8. What is a dangerous substance that dissolves other materials called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 16
A 8. Corrosive © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 17
Q 9. What is a corrosive alkali is called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 18
A 9. Caustic © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 19
Q 10. Name a yellow citrus fruit © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 20
A 10. Lemon Grapefruit © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 21
Q 11. Name an acid found in grapefruits and oranges © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 22
A 11. Citric Acid © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 23
Q 12. What acid do you put on your chips together with salt? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 24
A 12. Vinegar (Acetic Acid, Ethanoic Acid) © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 25
Q 13. What common chemical removes colour or stains from cloth? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 26
A 13. Bleach © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 27
Q 14. Name a red and blue indicator © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 28
A 14. Litmus © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 29
Q 15. What is the most common solvent called? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 30
A 16. Water © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 31
Q 17. What acid is in a lead-acid car battery? © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 32
A 17. Sulphuric Acid © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 33
Well Done! Now check your score © NTScience. co. uk 2005 KS 3 Unit 7 e Acids and Alkalis 34