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ICSE Class 10 Study of Acids, Bases and Salts — practice questions

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What does an Arrhenius acid increase in water?Read the answer and worked solution →Which ion is the aqueous form of a proton?Read the answer and worked solution →An Arrhenius base in water increases which ions?Read the answer and worked solution →A Brønsted–Lowry acid is a proton…Read the answer and worked solution →In Brønsted–Lowry theory, a base accepts what?Read the answer and worked solution →A Lewis acid accepts which particle pair?Read the answer and worked solution →Which substance is given as a common weak acid?Read the answer and worked solution →Which acid is the aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride?Read the answer and worked solution →Vinegar is described as a dilute aqueous solution of…Read the answer and worked solution →What pH values are acidic at 25 °C?Read the answer and worked solution →At 25 °C, which pH is neutral?Read the answer and worked solution →At 25 °C, which description fits pH 9?Read the answer and worked solution →As pH decreases, acidity generally…Read the answer and worked solution →The pH scale is described as…Read the answer and worked solution →Which tool can measure aqueous-solution pH?Read the answer and worked solution →Which indicator is made from lichen dyes?Read the answer and worked solution →Acid is added to blue litmus. What colour change occurs?Read the answer and worked solution →Which litmus paper detects an alkaline solution?Read the answer and worked solution →What colour is neutral litmus paper?Read the answer and worked solution →A salt contains which charged particles?Read the answer and worked solution →What is the net electric charge of a salt?Read the answer and worked solution →What force holds salt ions together?Read the answer and worked solution →Which ions make up sodium chloride?Read the answer and worked solution →A salt may contain which kind of polyatomic ion?Read the answer and worked solution →What is a salt with water of crystallization called?Read the answer and worked solution →How can an insoluble salt be precipitated?Read the answer and worked solution →What do H+ and OH− ions form in neutralization?Read the answer and worked solution →What products are shown for NaOH + HCl?Read the answer and worked solution →What is a typical acid–base neutralization?Read the answer and worked solution →An acid reacting with a base commonly forms salt and…Read the answer and worked solution →

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What does an Arrhenius acid increase in water?

  1. Chloride ions
  2. Sodium ions
  3. Hydronium ions
  4. Hydroxide ions
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Correct answer: C. Hydronium ions

Arrhenius acids increase the hydronium-ion concentration in water.

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Which ion is the aqueous form of a proton?

  1. Hydroxide
  2. Chloride
  3. Hydronium
  4. Sodium
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Correct answer: C. Hydronium

In water, a free proton exists as hydronium or larger hydrated forms.

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An Arrhenius base in water increases which ions?

  1. Chloride
  2. Hydrogen
  3. Hydronium
  4. Hydroxide
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Correct answer: D. Hydroxide

An Arrhenius base raises hydroxide-ion concentration when dissolved in water.

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