HARD
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

When reacting a solid with an acid to make salt, adding the metal in excess results in just solid left over with no acid. Explain why.

Important Questions on Preparing Salts

HARD
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Suggest why a powder or granules are used instead of a large piece of metal while preparing a salt?
MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Rajesh plans to make pure crystals of potassium sulphate using a metal carbonate solution. Write a word equation of the reaction should use.
HARD
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Rajesh plans to make pure crystals of potassium sulphate using a metal carbonate solution. Describe how we will know the exact amount of acid to just neutralise the solution.
EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Which of these equations are balanced?

a. Mg+H2SO4→MgSO4+H2

b. Na+HCl→NaCl+H2

c. Ca+HCl→CaCl2+H2

d. 2Li+H2SO4→Li2SO4+H2

EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Complete this word equation:

Calcium carbonate + Hydrochloric acid â†’ Calcium _____ + Water + _____.

EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
Write the word equation for the reaction of iron with dilute sulphuric acid.
EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
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What two products are formed when zinc reacts with nitric acid?

a. zinc nitric

b. zinc nitrate

c. hydrogen

d. water

e. carbon dioxide

EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
The salt ammonium nitrate has the formula NH4NO3. How many nitrogen atoms are present in it?