'Acid reacts' presentation slideshows

Kinetics and Equilibrium

Kinetics and Equilibrium. Kinetics. The study of the mechanisms of a reaction and the rates of reaction. Factors that effect Rate of Reaction (R of R). Collision Theory Anything that will increase the number of and frequency of the collisions

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Properties of Acids and Bases

Properties of Acids and Bases. Ch 8.3. Acids. A compound that produces hydronium (H 3 0 + ) ions when dissolved in water. Acidic Properties. Sour Taste Lemons, grapefruit, oranges Citric acid, acetic acid NEVER use taste to determine if a substance is an acid. Reacts with Metal

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Historical Development of Acid/Base Theories

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ACID, BASE, SALT (Including Atom, Ion, Molecules)

ACID, BASE, SALT (Including Atom, Ion, Molecules). ACID. Most things that taste sour are acids, ex: orange juice. Acids have different strengths: the stronger the acid, the better it is at dissolving things (more corrosive) .

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Historical Development of Acid/Base Theories

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Ions In Solution

Ions In Solution. The pH scale. Hydrogen Ions make acidic solutions Hydroxide ions make basic/alkaline solutions. Bases are substances that can neutralise acids. They are usually metal oxides or metal hydroxides. Alkalis are soluble bases. Alkaline. Neutral. Acid. Neutralisation.

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Azo Compounds

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Acids and metals

Acids and metals. Learning objectives: Know what happens when acid react with metals. Know how to test for hydrogen. Read the cartoon strip on page 62. Acids and metals. When an acid reacts with a metal it makes two new substances. Salt Hydrogen gas

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