MindMap Gallery Matter and its changes
Junior High School Science Zhejiang Chapter 1 Substances and their Changes, Acid: The cations generated when these acids are ionized in water are all the same kind of particles. These particles are hydrogen ions, and the anions generated by ionization are called acid ions of the acid.
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Matter and its changes
acid
Definition: The cations generated when these acids are ionized in water are all the same type of particles. This particle is a hydrogen ion, and the anion produced by ionization is called the acid ion of the acid.
Ionization: The process by which a substance dissolves in water or melts with heat to form free-moving ions
react with indicator
Reaction with salt: acid + salt = new acid + new salt
Reaction with metal oxides: acid + metal oxide = salt + water
Reacts with active metals: acid + metal = salt + water
Reaction with base: acid + base = salt + water
hydrochloric acid
Physical properties (concentrated hydrochloric acid)
It has a pungent odor and is highly volatile, and will produce white mist (when placed in the open, the solute will decrease and the mass fraction will decrease)
Colorless liquid at room temperature
Chemical properties (dilute hydrochloric acid)
Make litmus solution red
sulfuric acid
physical properties
Colorless viscous oily liquid
Difficult to evaporate
Denser than water
Use water absorption as a desiccant (cannot dry alkaline)
When placed in the open, the mass becomes larger and the mass fraction becomes smaller.
chemical properties
Strongly corrosive
Dehydration
dilution method
Slowly pour concentrated sulfuric acid into the water and stir continuously
How to treat skin with dilute sulfuric acid
Wipe it off with a dry cloth first, rinse with plenty of water, and finally rinse with baking soda. If serious, go to the hospital.
Nitric acid
physical properties
Similar to hydrochloric acid
chemical properties
Easily decomposes when exposed to light
Strongly corrosive
base
Definition: The anions generated when a base ionizes in water are all the same kind of particles. This particle is a hydroxide ion
react with indicator
Alkali + salt = new salt + new base
Alkali + non-metal oxide = salt + water
Base + acid = salt + water
Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda, sodium hydroxide) absorbs carbon dioxide
physical properties
White solid flakes at room temperature
deliquescence
Desiccant (alkaline)
Neutral gases: oxygen, hydrogen, carbon monoxide
Alkaline gas: ammonia
Acid gases: carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide
Weighing
Can't use paper
Definition: Certain solid substances exposed to the air easily absorb moisture in the air, and gradually dissolve when the surface becomes moist. This phenomenon is called deliquescence.
chemical properties
Easily soluble in water (mass fraction becomes larger)
spoil
NaOH+CO2=Na2CO3+H2O
subtopic
test
Calcium ions, barium ions and carbonate ions do not coexist
clarified limewater
corrosive
Chemical raw materials
Calcium hydroxide (slaked lime, slaked lime) to detect carbon dioxide
physical properties
white powder solid
Slightly soluble in water (mass fraction becomes smaller)
chemical properties
Strongly corrosive
Has alkaline properties
Desiccant
use
building materials
Improve acidic soil
Industrial raw materials
Preparing Bordeaux Mixture
Acid-base indicator
Note 1: Test gas, test paper is wet
Note 2: Insoluble, no discoloration
Definition: Substances that can show different colors in acidic or alkaline solutions
Ph is an indicator of the acidity and alkalinity of reactive substances, ranging from 0 to 14
Usage process: 1. Dip 2. Drop 3. Control 4. Confirm
Note 1: PH test paper cannot be wetted with water, otherwise it will be diluted
Note 2: It means that the liquid to be tested cannot be put directly into the liquid to be tested, otherwise it will contaminate the reagent of the liquid to be tested.
Note 3: Ph test paper can only roughly determine the acidity and alkalinity of a solution.
Acid-base reaction
Definition: The reactants must be acids and bases, and the products must be salts and water.
Exothermic reaction
Note
Stir to fully react
Slowly drip to control the amount of acid and watch the color change of the indicator
A small amount is just too much
Salt
Definition: When an acid reacts with a base, the resulting substance, except water, can be called a salt.
soluble salt
insoluble salt
Sodium carbonate (soda ash, soda)
physical properties
White powder easily soluble in water
chemical properties
Weakly alkaline aqueous solution contains hydroxide ions
Can react with acid, alkali and salts
use
Detergent
Calcium carbonate (marble, limestone)
physical properties
White solid poorly soluble in water
chemical properties
Pyrolysis
Reacts with acid
use
Calcium supplement, steel making, quicklime making, architectural pigments
table salt sodium chloride
physical properties
The white solid is easily soluble in water and has a salty taste.
chemical properties
application
0.9% normal saline, snow melting agent
Salt inhibits microbial activity, dehydrates food, and inhibits microbial growth.
Sterilize
Preparation of salt
physics
crystallization
Chemical
Seven ways to generate salt
Hou's alkali production method
Salt and Fertilizer
Nitrogen fertilizer
Contains important elements of chlorophyll
Can promote the growth of crop stems and leaves
Deficient plants, short leaves and yellowing
Phosphate fertilizer
Can promote the development of crop root systems
Lack of late maturity, dark green with red leaves
Potash fertilizer
The stem is thick and strong
Lack of lodging, brown spots on leaves
Compound fertilizer with two or more nutrient elements
Excessive water loss and burning of seedlings
metathesis reaction
Definition: A reaction in which a compound exchanges components to form a new compound is a metathesis reaction.
condition
Products: precipitation, water, gas
Reactants: all must be soluble without acid participation