Title: Baking with bubbles
1Baking with bubbles
- L.O.
- Describe reactions of acids with metal
carbonates and metal hydrogen carbonates. - Describe sodium hydrogen carbonate as baking
powder. - The use in the home of carbon dioxide .
- How to collect carbon dioxide
- A test for carbon dioxide.
2 3Neutralisation Reactions carbonates
- Each carbonate ion provides one oxygen to join
with two H ions. At the same time carbon dioxide
is released.
Carbonates 2H CO32- ? H2O CO2
Eg. Potassium hydrochloric ? water
carbon potassium carbonate
acid dioxide chloride K2CO3 2HCl ?
H2O CO2 2KCl
Eg. calcium nitric ? water carbon
calcium carbonate acid dioxide
nitrate CaCO3 2HNO3 ? H2O CO2 Ca(NO3)2
4- Which salt is produced when
- Sodium carbonate reacts with hydrochloric acid
- Sodium chloride
- Sodium hydrogen carbonate reacts with sulphuric
acid? - Sodium sulphate
5- Ways of collecting carbon dioxide
- Gas syringe
- Downward delivery
- Over water
6Sodium hydrogen carbonate is used as baking
powder. The baking powder also contains a dry
acid. Moisture in the cake allows for both of
them to react releasing carbon dioxide.
7- A test for carbon dioxide
- It turns limewater cloudy white
8- Uses in the home of carbon dioxide.
9Baking with bubbles
- L.O.
- Describe reactions of acids with metal
carbonates and metal hydrogen carbonates. - Describe sodium hydrogen carbonate as baking
powder. - The use in the home of carbon dioxide .
- How to collect carbon dioxide
- A test for carbon dioxide.
10Breaking down in the heat
- L.O.
- Describe the thermal decomposition of carbonates
and hydrogen carbonates.
11Thermal decomposition of copper carbonate
- Demo.
- Draw a sketch of the experiment and write down
your observations
Copper carbonate ? copper oxide carbon dioxide
12Hydrogen carbonates
- Hydrogen carbonates also break down to release
carbon dioxide when heated, but different
products are formed. Here are the equations for
the thermal decomposition of sodium hydrogen
carbonate - sodium hydrogen carbonate ? sodium carbonate
carbon dioxide water - 2NaHCO3 ? Na2CO3 CO2 H2O
13 14 15Breaking down in the heat
- L.O.
- Describe the thermal decomposition of carbonates
and hydrogen carbonates.