WJEC GCSE Chemistry 3410QS · 2.2(e)

Neutralisation

Code: 2.2(e)
In: 2.2 Acids, Bases and Salts
Topic: 2 Unit 2: Chemical Bonding, Application of Chemical Reactions and Organic Chemistry
Course: GCSE Chemistry 3410QS
Board: WJEC

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Points in 2.2 Acids, Bases and Salts

2.2(a) The pH scale and acid strength
2.2(b) Solutions of acids containing hydrogen ions and alkalis containing hydroxide ions
2.2(c) Acids with metals and the reactivity series
2.2(d) The neutralisation of dilute acids with bases (including alkalis) and carbonates
2.2(e) Neutralisation
2.2(f) Acid–carbonate reaction as a test
2.2(g) Preparing crystals of soluble salts
2.2(h) Salts of hydrochloric, nitric and sulfuric acids
2.2(i) The test for sulfate ions
2.2(j) Titration
2.2(k) The concentration of a solution in mol dm⁻³
2.2(l) Calculations involving neutralisation reactions in solution, using a balanced chemical equation
2.2(m) Dilute and concentrated; strong and weak acids
2.2(n) Reactions of strong and weak acids compared
2.2(o) The preparation of insoluble salts by precipitation reactions