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    Reactions of Metals with Acids: pH and neutralisation: Practical:

    • Explain why copper sulfate cannot be • Recall the effects of acids and alkalis on • Explain why, if soluble salts are prepared
    made by adding copper metal to sulfuric the following indicators: litmus, methyl from an acid and an insoluble reactant:
    acid. orange and phenolphthalein. excess of the reactant is added; the
    • Explain why potassium chloride should • Explain why universal indicator is a poor excess reactant is removed; the solution
    not be made by reacting potassium metal indicator for use in titrations. remaining is only salt and water.
    with hydrochloric acid. • Explain why there is a difference in pH • Explain why, if soluble salts are prepared
    • (HT only) Explain why the reaction between hydrochloric acid and ethanoic from an acid and a soluble reactant:
    between zinc and hydrochloric acid is a acid of the same concentration. titration must be used; the acid and the
    redox reaction. • How does water affect the properties of soluble reactant are then mixed in the
    ethanoic acid? correct proportions.

    Titrations: Electrolysis:
    • Describe how to accurately calculate the Edexcel • Explain the differences between the
    electrolysis of molten sodium chloride
    reacting volumes of strong hydrochloric
    acid and strong sodium hydroxide
    solution.
    GCSE and the electrolysis of sodium chloride
    solution.
    • To carry out the electrolysis of water,
    • Explain how to calculate the
    concentration of sodium hydroxide Chemical sulfuric acid is added. How does the
    addition of sulfuric acid produce a
    solution needed if 27.5 cm3 of 0.2
    changes
    conducting solution?
    mol/dm3 hydrochloric acid is required to • (HT only) Describe the electrolysis of
    titrate 25.0 cm3 of sodium hydroxide lithium fluoride solution using half

    ThinkIT!
    solution. equations.
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    Salts: Identification of common gases: Electrolysis:


    • How could scientists identify an unknown • Explain why ionic substances only
    chemical as being a carbonate? • A lit splint is put into a test tube of an conduct electricity when molten or in an
    • Explain a method to show how lithium unknown gas, the splint goes out. aqueous solution.
    chloride can be synthesised in the Describe how you could prove that the • Suggest why aluminium knives and forks
    laboratory. gas is carbon dioxide. used to be more precious than gold in
    • A sample of copper sulphate crystals was • Which two gases cannot be in the test the 19th century.
    accidently contaminated with sand. tube? Explain your answer. • (HT only) Explain using half equations
    Describe the method to regain the pure which ions are oxidised and which ions
    copper sulphate crystal back again. are reduced in the electrolysis of
    : aluminium oxide.

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