Grade-8 (Science ) :-Acid ,Base and Salt
Unit :-14 Acid ,Base
and Salt
Acid : A substance which
gives hydrogen ions (H+) when
dissolved in water is called acid. For example :
hydrochloric acid
Sulphuric acid
Nitric acid
Carbonic acid
Types of acid :
They
are 2 types :
1)Organic acid :The acid which are
obtained from living being( i.e. plants and
animals )are called organic acid
. .For example :Carbonic acid , Acetic acid, Citric
acid etc.
2.)Inorganic acid :The acid which
are obtained from minerals are called inorganic
acid . .For example : Hydrochloric acid
Sulphuric acid
Nitric acid
Properties
Physical properties
i)It
possess sour test .
ii)Strong
acid are highly corrosive in nature so,they are
not tested .
iii)Some
acid are poisonous i.e. Hydrogen cyanide is most
poisonous acid .
iv)Some
acid are solid i.e. Citric acid and some are liquid
i.e. Hydrochloric acid.
v)Acid
change blue litmus paper into red ,methyl orange into
pink, phenolphthalein into colourless
,and red cabbage juice into red colour .
Chemical properties
i)When
acid react with base gives salt and water .
ii)When acid react with reactive metal i.e.
Na,K, gives salt and hydrogen gas .
Uses of acid
i)Sulphuric
acid is used in the manufacture of fertilizer i.e.
ammonium sulphate ,paint, and storage battery .
ii)Hydrochloric
acid is used for cleaning of metal items .
iii)Nitric
acid is used in the manufacturing of fertilizer i.e.
ammonium nitrate ,plastic etc.
iii)Carbonic
acid used for making soft drinks i.e. soda water
.
iv)Tartaric
acid is used for making baking powder .
v)Boric
acid is used as antiseptic medicine .
Some
of the Organic acid or acid used in daily life and their sources :
Name of acid |
Source of acid |
i.Lactic
acid ii.
Acetic acid iii.
Citric acid iv.
Tartaric acid v.
Ascorbic acid or vitamin C vi.
Formic acid |
Curd Vinegar Lemon/Orange/Tomato Grapes/Bhogate Amala Sting
of insect i.e. bee,ant |
Base :Metalic
oxides or hydroxides which are neutralized by acid to produce salt and
water is called base .i.e.
i.Sodium oxide
ii. Potassium oxide
iii. Calcium oxide
iv. Magnesium hydroxide
v. Potassium hydroxide
vi. Calcium hydroxide etc.
Alkali
:-The bases which are water soluble are called alkali
,therefore all alkali are bases but all bases are not alkali because all
bases are not water soluble .
Properties
Physical properties
i)Bases
are bitter in test and soapy in touch .
ii)Bases
have PH value more than 7.
iii)They
change red litmus paper into blue ,methyl orange into
yellow, phenolphthalein into pink and red cabbage juice into green colour.
Chemical properties
i)When
base react with acid gives salt and water .
ii)When
alkali solution react with ammonium chloride ,salt ammonia and water are obtained .
Uses of bases
i) Sodium
hydroxide is used to make soap and paper .
ii)Calcium
hydroxide is used to make cement ,white
washing bulding and plaster .
iii)
Magnesium hydroxide and Aluminum
hydroxide are used for making reducing hyperacidity
.
iv)Ammonium
hydroxide is used for making chemical fertilizer
.
Some
bases and sources used in our daily life
Name of base |
Sources |
i.Potassium hydroxide (Castic potash) ii. Aluminum hydroxide iii.
Sodium hydroxide (Castic Soda ) |
Ash
(Kharani) Soap
|
Salt:
A neutral substance which is formed as
result of the reaction between acid and base is
called salt .
i)Salt
are salty in taste but some salt are bitter or test less .
ii)Salt
are generally neutral but some salt are acidic or basic .iii)Most of salt are
water soluble .
Uses of
salt :
i)Common
salt i.e Sodium chloride is used in daily life .
ii)Calcium
sulphate is used for plastering of fractured bone and
making ceramics .
iii)Sodium
carbonate is used for making detergent and softening hard water .
iv)
Copper sulphate is used for electroplating .
Indicator
:-A
chemical substance which can change its
colour when kept int acid base and salt is called indicator .It
is used to test the substances whether they are acid
,base or neutral .For example :
PH Scale : A scale which is used to measure strength of acid and base is called PH Scale . Or
A scale which shows the quantities of H+ present in acid and (OH)- ions present in base solution .The PH value of acid is inversely proportional to the strength of acid and directly proportional to the strength of base .In PH scale the PH value below 7 i.e. 1 to 6 represent acidity and above 7 i.e. 8 to 14 represent alkalinity where as 7 represent neutrality or salt .
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