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Acids, alkalis, bases and salts: an introduction
Acids, alkalis, bases and salts: a summary
Acids
Acids and water
All acids contain hydrogen
Bases
Metal oxides are basic
Metal + acid = salt + hydrogen
Acids + bases = salt + water
Neutralisation (Chemistry)
All salts are ionic compounds
Universal indicator
Testing acids and alkalis using universal indicator
Indicators and the pH scale
Acids, alkalis, bases and salts for A level students or crazy people
How is an acid formed?
What do H+ ions do?
H+ ions can't exist on their own
What is the relationship between H+ ions and protons?
Acids are proton donors
Water is magical
Titration

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All acids contain hydrogen

All acids contain hydrogen.

Acids contain hydrogen — Inside a seed (acid) is a high dragon (hydrogen).

Examples :

HCL

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Hydrochloric acid

HNO_³

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Nitric acid

H2SO₄

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Sulphuric acid

H₂CO₃

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Carbonic acid

H₃PO₄

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Phosphoric acid

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