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Chemistry

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Litmus paper:   Red litmus paper will turn blue when dipped in alkali, blue litmus paper will turn red when dipped in acid.  
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Phenolpthalein:   Turns from colourless (acid) to pink (alkali).  
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Methyl orange:   Turns from red (acid) to yellow (alkali).  
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What are acids a source of?   Positive hydrogen ions H+  
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What are alkali's a source of?   Negative hydroxide ions OH-  
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Acid + metal ->   Salt + hydrogen  
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Acid + metal oxide ->   Salt + water  
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Acid + metal hydroxide ->   Salt + water  
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Acid + carbonate ->   Salt + carbon dioxide + water  
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All common sodium, potassium & ammonium salts are what?   Soluble.  
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All nitrates are what?   Soluble.  
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Common chlorides (with the exception of silver chloride) are what?   Soluble.  
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Common sulfates (except those of barium & calcium) are what?   Soluble.  
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Common carbonates (except those of sodium, potassium & ammonium) are what?   Insoluble.  
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So basically, all salts are soluble APART FROM:   Silver chloride, barium/calcium sulfate & common carbonates.  
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