Acid Bases and Salts One Shot Science | Class 10 Chemistry NCERT | CBSE 2023-24 | By Ashu Sir

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28:00 no all metals do not react with acids Metals which are less reactive than Hydrogen do not react with acids because displacement Rxn could not take place. ex : Cu , Ag , Pt , Au etc 35:00 No salt may be ?? its wrong ans after checking correct is it forms sodium zincate Na2ZnO2 56:25 no Rxn with base because metal oxide are already basic in nature. 1:14:15 Water soluble bases are stronger because both acids and base show their properties in water only. 1:29:40 X is stronger base as it has more PH 👍👍

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35:07 Sodium zincate formed whend NaOH (base) reacts with Zn Metal

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1:16:18 water soluble bases are generally strong

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at 32:48 The reaction of metals such as magnesium (Mg) and calcium (Ca) with nitric acid (HNO₃) results in the formation of hydrogen gas (H₂). This reaction can be explained by the general reaction of metals with acids, but the specific details can vary depending on the metal and the acid involved. The general reaction for the reaction of a metal (M) with an acid (HX) is: M + HX → MX + H 2 ↑ M+HX→MX+H 2 ​ ↑ In the case of magnesium reacting with nitric acid, the specific reaction is: Mg + 2 HNO 3 → Mg(NO 3 ) 2 + H 2 ↑ Mg+2HNO 3 ​ →Mg(NO 3 ​ ) 2 ​ +H 2 ​ ↑ And for calcium reacting with nitric acid: Ca + 2 HNO 3 → Ca(NO 3 ) 2 + H 2 ↑ Ca+2HNO 3 ​ →Ca(NO 3 ​ ) 2 ​ +H 2 ​ ↑ The hydrogen gas is produced as a result of the reduction of nitric acid by the metal. Nitric acid ( HNO 3 HNO 3 ​ ) is a strong oxidizing agent and can undergo reduction reactions. In the case of magnesium and calcium, they act as reducing agents, and the nitric acid is reduced to nitrogen oxides ( NO 2 NO 2 ​ and NO NO). The balanced equation for the reaction of magnesium with nitric acid is: Mg + 4 HNO 3 → Mg(NO 3 ) 2 + 2 NO 2 + 2 H 2 � ↑ Mg+4HNO 3 ​ →Mg(NO 3 ​ ) 2 ​ +2NO 2 ​ +2H 2 ​ O↑ Similarly, for calcium: Ca + 4 HNO 3 → Ca(NO 3 ) 2 + 2 NO 2 + 2 H 2 � ↑ Ca+4HNO 3 ​ →Ca(NO 3 ​ ) 2 ​ +2NO 2 ​ +2H 2 ​ O↑ The liberated hydrogen gas ( H 2 H 2 ​ ) is a result of the reduction of protons ( H + H + ) by the metal: 2 H + + 2 e − → H 2 ↑ 2H + +2e − →H 2 ​ ↑ In summary, the reaction between magnesium or calcium and nitric acid involves the reduction of nitric acid to nitrogen oxides with the simultaneous production of hydrogen gas.

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for making Hydrogen gas at home Materials Needed: - Aluminum foil - Sodium hydroxide (lye) - Water - A glass or plastic container - A balloon or plastic bag (optional, for collecting the gas) - Gloves and safety goggles (for protection) - A well-ventilated area (preferably outdoors)

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56:35 bases are not react with metal oxide.. because metal oxide is base. So, base is not react with base

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56:21 No Reaction

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56:28 ANSWER :- No reaction occurs Metal oxides are generally basic in nature. So when they react with bases no reaction occurs.

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1:14:28 Water soluble is strong

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22:58 no sir all acids are not sour some acids are better in taste like in the case of coffee, coffee are acidic in nature but better in taste

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1:14:34 water soluble stronger wtr insoluble

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1:31:47 "X" is stronger Base

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28:12 according to me not all the metals react with acids like mercury 1:07:58 sir i will take money from pintu because he is giving me the money faster than chintu 1:14:23 water soluble bases will be stronger 1:29:52 x will be a stronger base

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56:26 There will be no reaction

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1:26:14 1:26:20 1:26:26 AAP matlab ham ho jayenge ya acidic/basic solution ho jayega

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1:30:09 X is stronger then Y

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28:13 lower reactive metals like gold do not react with acids

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Sir Gold silver metals are non reactive or less reactive than other metals so, they are not any reaction with acid but a strong mixture of acids aquaragia it is reactive with all metals gold,silver and platinum etc. If I wrong please guide me❤❤

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Trick for universal indicatior . Vibgyor Violet indigo blue - base Yellow orange red - acid And green for center for water ❤❤

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58:35 sir there is a mistake the product is K²SO³

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1:30:05 ph =12 is stronger ❤

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1:04:39 yes acid and bases show their presence only in water

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34:59 Na2ZnO2 Sodium zincate

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1:14:23 water soluble X=stronger base

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28:11 Some less reactive metals do not react with the acids are silver, gold , platinum etc .

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1:14:22 Water Soluble - Strong Water insoluble - Weak

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01:29:44 X is more strong base than Y

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Sir 1:15:22 as we are talking about solubility in bases they should give oh- when dissolve not h+ ions as you accidentally said

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Sir I found a mistake (might be done non-intentionally) 1:15:23 bases give more OH- ions rather than H+ ions Thankyou Sir for this amazing lecture

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1:06:46 HCL is a stronger acid ❤

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1:14:25 water soluble

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35:00 sodium zincate

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1:30:01. X have strong base

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28:11 no all metals do not react with acid because there are some low reactive metals which do not displace hydrogen from acid ..

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1:29:49 x is the stronger bases

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1:29:55 - X is a stronger base

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56:24 no reaction will take place because metal oxides are basic in nature, hence no reaction.

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1:29:44 X is the stronger base

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28:12 copper , silver , gold and platinum.

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1:29:44 X is stronger base than Y

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sir coffee is acid but have bitter taste

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During roasting, especially after the first crack and at bean temperatures around 200 °C, chlorogenic acids are converted into the corresponding lactones in a splitting of one molecule of water. That is the crucial chemical step turning the acidic chlorogenic acids into bitter tasting chlorogenic acid lactones

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1:14:35 which bases soluble in water are strong bases by: Krishna study hix

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copper, silver and mercury cannot react with the dilute acid as they won't displace the hydrogen from non metal anion

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28:16 like gold and silver

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1:14:23 strong sayad water soluble honge

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1:29:46 X is stronger base then Y (because strength of base is directly proportional to the pH )

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23:10 sir you are teaching wrong . Not all acid are sour . Eg coffee bitter in taste but acid

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Coffee is not a molecule

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due to the chemical changes that occur during the roasting process, such as the breakdown of complex compounds into bitter-tasting substances.

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1:29:49 base x is stronger than base y

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1:30:10 X is stronger base than Y because pH level of X is 12 and pH level of Y is 8.5 and we know that any base with pH level 8,9and10 is weaker base and any base with pH level 11,12,13and14 is stronger base