Class 10 Chemistry: Acids, Bases, and Salts – Set E

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📖 Chapter: ACIDS BASES AND SALTS-F
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Q1. Sodium hydrogen carbonate neutralises stomach acid because it is:

Q2. Baking powder contains baking soda and:

Q3. The gas responsible for making cakes and bread fluffy is:

Q4. Acidic nature of a substance is due to:

Q5. When water is added back to anhydrous copper sulphate, the blue colour:

Q6. Strong acid shows:

Q7. Tartaric acid is added to baking soda in baking powder to:

Q8. The common name of CaOCl₂ is:

Q9. Mixing acid with water is:

Q10. Egg-shell reacts with acid to give CO₂, hence the acid present is:

Q11. Acid reacting with metal produces:

Q12. A neutral solution has pH:

Q13. Copper sulphate crystals appear blue because of:

Q14. Acid-base indicators are:

Q15. Acids do not show acidic behaviour without water because:

Q16. The formula of hydrated copper sulphate is:

Q17. Fresh milk has pH 6; as it turns into curd, pH:

Q18. Plaster of Paris should be stored in a moisture-proof container because:

Q19. Heating copper sulphate removes:

Q20. Bleaching powder is prepared using:

Q21. The medicine used for indigestion is:

Q22. The sodium compound used for softening hard water is:

Q23. Basic nature of a substance is due to:

Q24. A basic solution has pH:

Q25. The term 10H₂O in Na₂CO₃·10H₂O represents:

Q26. Plaster of Paris is used for:

Q27. Gypsum has the chemical formula:

Q28. The pH scale ranges from:

Q29. When sodium hydrogen carbonate solution is heated, it forms:

Q30. On heating sodium hydrogen carbonate, it decomposes to form:

Q31. The reaction of acid with base always produces:

Q32. Washing soda is a:

Q33. Acidic and basic solutions conduct electricity because they produce:

Q34. Sodium hydrogen carbonate is used in:

Q35. Plaster of Paris is obtained by heating gypsum at:

Q36. Water of crystallisation is:

Q37. Washing soda is obtained by recrystallisation of:

Q38. Chemical formula of Plaster of Paris is:

Q39. Baking soda added to milk delays curd formation because:

Q40. Acid reacting with metal carbonate produces:

Q41. On heating copper sulphate crystals, their colour becomes:

Q42. Heating NaHCO₃ produces carbon dioxide, water and:

Q43. Washing soda is used in:

Q44. Plaster of Paris reacts with water to form:

Q45. Washing soda has the chemical formula:

Q46. Distilled water does not conduct electricity because it:

Q47. Washing soda is used to remove:

Q48. A solution turning red litmus blue has pH close to:

Q49. Plaster of Paris is named so because:

Q50. Plaster of Paris is chemically:

These questions cover the fundamental concepts of Acids, Bases, and Salts, a core chemistry topic for Class 10 JKBOSE. The chapter explores the definitions and properties of acids and bases, including their taste, action on indicators

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