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    Acids and Alkalis Exam Style Questions 1

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    This document discusses acids and alkalis and contains two exam style questions. 1. A table shows the pH of different solutions tested with a pH probe. Lemon juice and tomato juice were acidic, while toothpaste, blood, and water were alkaline or neutral. Using a pH probe provides a more accurate result than an indicator. The probe must be rinsed between tests to avoid contamination. 2. Different metals were placed in acid to see their reactions. Test tube A showed the greatest reaction by producing the most bubbles or gas, indicating it was the most reactive. Hydrogen gas is released when metals react with acids.

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    This document discusses acids and alkalis and contains two exam style questions. 1. A table shows the pH of different solutions tested with a pH probe. Lemon juice and tomato juice were acidic, while toothpaste, blood, and water were alkaline or neutral. Using a pH probe provides a more accurate result than an indicator. The probe must be rinsed between tests to avoid contamination. 2. Different metals were placed in acid to see their reactions. Test tube A showed the greatest reaction by producing the most bubbles or gas, indicating it was the most reactive. Hydrogen gas is released when metals react with acids.

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    This document discusses acids and alkalis and contains two exam style questions. 1. A table shows the pH of different solutions tested with a pH probe. Lemon juice and tomato juice were acidic, while toothpaste, blood, and water were alkaline or neutral. Using a pH probe provides a more accurate result than an indicator. The probe must be rinsed between tests to avoid contamination. 2. Different metals were placed in acid to see their reactions. Test tube A showed the greatest reaction by producing the most bubbles or gas, indicating it was the most reactive. Hydrogen gas is released when metals react with acids.

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    This document discusses acids and alkalis and contains two exam style questions. 1. A table shows the pH of different solutions tested with a pH probe. Lemon juice and tomato juice were acidic, while toothpaste, blood, and water were alkaline or neutral. Using a pH probe provides a more accurate result than an indicator. The probe must be rinsed between tests to avoid contamination. 2. Different metals were placed in acid to see their reactions. Test tube A showed the greatest reaction by producing the most bubbles or gas, indicating it was the most reactive. Hydrogen gas is released when metals react with acids.

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    Acids and Alkalis

    Exam Style Questions 1


    1. A
    pH probe can be used to get an accurate reading from different liquids. An example of a pH probe
    is shown below.

    A variety of solutions were tested and the results are shown in the table below. Put a in the
    correct box to show whether the solution was acidic, alkaline or neutral.
    Solution pH reading Acidic Alkaline Neutral
    lemon juice 2.2
    toothpaste 9.9
    blood 7.4
    pure water 7.0
    tomato juice 4.4

    Give a reason why using a pH probe is a better way of determining a solutions pH rather than using
    a universal indicator. 
    Between each test, the probe should be dipped in pure water. Suggest a reason why. 
    
    What is an indicator? 
    
    Name 2 other indicators that could have been used. 
    

    2. A group of students decided to find out whether all metals behaved in the same way when placed
    in acid.

    A B C D

    From the diagram above, state which test tube is showing the greatest reaction and give a reason
    for your answer. 
    
    Which gas is released when metals react with acids? 

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    Acids and Alkalis
    Exam Style Questions 1 Answers
    1. A
    pH probe can be used to get an accurate reading from different liquids. An example of a pH probe
    is shown below.

    A variety of solutions were tested and the results are shown in the table below. Put a in the
    correct box to show whether the solution was acidic, alkaline or neutral.
    Solution pH reading Acidic Alkaline Neutral
    lemon juice 2.2 
    toothpaste 9.9 
    blood 7.4 
    pure water 7.0 
    tomato juice 4.4 

    Give a reason why using a pH probe is a better way of determining a solutions pH rather than using
    a universal indicator. More accurate result.
    Between each test, the probe should be dipped in pure water. Suggest a reason why. To make sure it
    was clean and not contaminated by the liquid before.
    What is an indicator? An indicator undergoes a change in colour when placed in solutions with
    differing pHs.
    Name 2 other indicators that could have been used. Blackberry juice, red cabbage or red and blue
    litmus paper.

    2. A group of students decided to find out whether all metals behaved in the same way when placed
    in acid.

    A B C D

    From the diagram above, state which test tube is showing the greatest reaction and give a reason
    for your answer. Test tube A is the most reactive. It is producing the most bubbles.../ most gas/
    most vigorous response.
    Which gas is released when metals react with acids? Hydrogen.

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