(Worksheet 2.1) - (Acids Bases and Salts)
(Worksheet 2.1) - (Acids Bases and Salts)
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Marks - 25
Ram was suering from a stomach pain for a number of days. He consulted a
doctor who advised him to take two antacid tablets after each meal for about
a week and avoid spicy food. Ram followed the advice strictly and was cured.
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Ax2 3cidity
AU2 3nLiety
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Q U.
. Ns this the correct chemical reaction happening inside stomach when Ram
takes antacid?
A12 OES
Ax2 B4
AU2 M3O_E
A12 Water
Ax2 _ase
AU2 3cid
A2 Bone of these
A12 OES
Ax2 B4
Passage - 2 5 Marks
Ritesh was asked to determine the melting point of a given organic solid. For
this, he used a bath containing conc.
A12 3cid
Ax2 _ase
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Ax2 )(1
Passage - 3 5 Marks
Refer to above gure. Beha took two test tubes, labelled them as 3 and _. Then
she took about 0.5 g of sodium carbonate
in test tube 3 and about 0.5 g of sodium hydrogencarbonate
in test tube _. She added about x mY of dilute HCl to both the test tubes.
A12 4Lygen
Ax2 Carbon dioLide
AU2 Bitrogen
A2 Carbon monoLide
Q U. 4n passing the carbon dioLide gas evolved through lime water, then lime
water-
A12 Salts
Ax2 Carbon dioLide
AU2 Water
A2 3ll of these
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Ax2 Chalk
AU2 Marble
A2 3ll of these
Passage - 4 5 Marks
Refer to the above gure. 3 student took solutions of glucose, alcohol, hy-
drochloric acid, sulphuric acid, etc. He Led two nails on a cork, and placed
the cork in a 100 mY beaker. He connected the nails to the two terminals of a
volt ba’ery through a bulb and a switch, as shown in the above gure. He then
poured some dilute HCl in the beaker and switched on the current.
A12 OES
Ax2 B4
Q x. Does the bulb glow in case of hydrochloric acid and sulphuric acid?
A12 OES
Ax2 B4
Q U. The bulb glows in case of acids. The electric current is carried through the
acidic solution by KKK
A12 Filament
Ax2 Glass
AU2 Nons
A2 Particles
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Q 5. True or false. The bulb will glow in case of an alkali like sodium hydroLide,
calcium hydroLide, etc.
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Passage - 5 5 Marks
Care must be taken while miLing concentrated nitric acid or sulphuric acid with
water. The acid must always be added slowly to water with constant stirring.
Nf water is added to a concentrated acid, the heat generated may cause the
miLture to splash out and cause burns. The glass container may also break
due to eLcessive local heating. MiLing an acid or base with water results in
decrease in the concentration of ions
per unit volume. Such a process is called dilution and the acid or the base is
said to be diluted.
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Ax2 Endothermic
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