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Card 16
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What is an alkali?
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Card 17
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Name a metal other than zinc that can safely react with an acid to produce a salt.
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Card 18
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Why do we add excess of the base when making a salt?
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Card 19
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What compound is produced in every neutralisation reaction?
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Card 20
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Zinc Carbonate is insoluble in water. What would happen when sodium carbonate solution is added to zinc sulfate solution?
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Card 21
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What must be done to ionic compounds before they can be electrolysed?
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Card 22
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Molten zinc chloride is electrolysed. Name the substances produced (a) at the positive electrode and (b) at the negative electrode.
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Card 23
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What type of change happens at the negative electrode when sodium ions become sodium atoms?
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Card 24
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Complete the half equation for the formation of Chlorine at a positive electrode: 2CL- --> ... + ...
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Card 25
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Name the products at (a) the positive and (b) the negative electrodes when aqueous copper sulfate solution is electrolsed using carbon electrodes.
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