INORGRX Acid-Base G 1 2 13 - Contents

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Page 1Learning objectives - Review
Page 2Oxide summary - ReviewSummary of the acid-base properties and species in solution for the Group 1, 2 and 13 elements
1 marksPage 3QuestionsIdentifying acid-base properties and species in solution for Group 1, 2 and 13 elements
1 marksPage 4Basic?
1 marksPage 5Acid-base properties Group 1 metal oxides
1 marksPage 6Acid-base properties Group 2 metal oxides
1 marksPage 7Nonmetal Group 13
1 marksPage 8Acidic oxide Group 13
1 marksPage 9Amphoteric oxide Group 13
1 marksPage 10Amphoteric oxide Group 13
1 marksPage 11Acid base properties thallium oxide
1 marksPage 12Water-soluble strong base?
1 marksPage 13Only exists as cations in aqueous solution?
1 marksPage 14Does not exist as a cation?
1 marksPage 15Exist as cation or hydroxoanion?
Page 16Chlroide summary - ReviewFor the chlorides of the Group 1, 2 and 13 elements, this summarises their physical state and, where relevant, the acid-base properties of the cation hydrate
1 marksPage 17QuestionsIdentifying physical state of halides and acid-base properties of cation hydrates and reactive chlorides
1 marksPage 18Chloride dissolve to give strong acid
1 marksPage 19Chloride dissolve without change in pH
1 marksPage 20Slightly acidic aqueous solution?
1 marksPage 21Chloride dissolve no change in pH
1 marksPage 22Least acidic hydrated ion?
1 marksPage 23Connecting acidic hydrates and oxide properties