Natural and Synthetic

Organic and Inorganic

Acid

Salt

Alkali

Normal salts, Basic Salts, Acidic Salts, Double Salts, Complex Salts

Hydrogen Salt, Alums, Table Salts, Anhydrous Salts, Chalk

Ohms concept of acids, Ohms concept of bases

Lewis Concept of acids, Lewis Concept of bases

Contains more acid molecules than water

Ionizes slightly or partially in aqueous solution

Dissociates or ionizes completely in an aqueous solutions

Ionizes to produce three types of ions in solution

A phenomenon whereby a compound loses part or all of its water of crystallization when exposed to the atmosphere

A phenomenon in which water and certain salts react to form an aqueous solution

A phenomenon where some compounds absorb so much water from the atmosphere when exposed to form aqueous solution

A phenomenon in which a compound absorbs water from the atmosphere when exposed, but not enough to form solution

Colour palette

pH scale

Indicator

pH meter

An acid is efflorescent.

An acid reacts with ammonium salts to liberate ammonia gas

Acids are electrolytes i.e they conduct electricity

An acid reacts with a base to produce salt and water only

False

True