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Question 11 Mark
Form a sentence using the following words - baking soda, ant bite, moist, effect, neutralised, rubbing.
Answer
The effect of an ant bite can be neutralised by rubbing moist baking soda.
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Question 21 Mark
A liquid sample from the laboratory was tested using various indicators :
IndicatorRed litmusBlue litmusTurmeric
ChangeNo changeTurned redNo change in colour
Answer
The given liquid sample is acidic in nature. It does not affect red litmus paper, but it turns blue litmus paper red, which is an indication of acidic nature. Also, there is no change in the turmeric indicator, confirming its acidic nature.
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Question 41 Mark
A red litmus paper is dipped in a solution. The colour of litmus becomes blue. What is the nature of the solution?
Answer
Basic
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Question 101 Mark
What is the effect of neutral substances on the colour of litmus?
Answer
Neutral substances do not affect the colour of litmus.
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Question 131 Mark
While playing in a park, a child was stung by a wasp. Some elders suggested applying a paste of baking soda, and others lemon juice as a remedy. Which remedy do you think is appropriate and why?
Answer
A wasp bite injects base into the body. The effect of the injected base can be nullified by applying acid to the infected area. Therefore, it is advisable to apply lemon juice to the affected area because it is an acid.
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Question 141 Mark
What is a neutralisation reaction? Explain with an example.
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The reaction between an acid and a base is known as a neutralisation reaction. Salt and water are produced in this process along with the evolution of heat.
Acid + Base → Salt + Water (Heat is evolved.)
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Question 151 Mark
Explain the use of rose petals as indicators.
Answer
Rose petals, when added to warm water, form an extract which is used as an indicator. This indicator turns red in an acidic solution and green in a basic solution.
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Question 161 Mark
How can you prepare turmeric paper?
Answer
Take some turmeric powder and mix it in some water to make a paste. Deposit it on blotting paper or filter paper and dry it. Cut thin strips of the yellow paper obtained. These thin strips are turmeric paper.
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Question 171 Mark
How do you prepare lime water?
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To prepare lime water, dissolve some lime (calcium oxide, also known as chuna) in water. Stir the mixture and let it sit for a while. Afterward, filter the solution, and the liquid obtained is lime water.
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Question 181 Mark
What is litmus? How is it prepared?
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The most commonly used natural indicator is litmus. It is extracted from lichens. It is available in the form of a solution or strips of paper.
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Question 191 Mark
Dip some crushed red rose petals in warm water to make the extract. Add a few drops of an acid and a base separately in two different containers. Write the effect of it on acid and base.
Answer
Red rose petals extract turns red in an acidic solution and green in a basic solution.
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Question 201 Mark
Why does a turmeric stain red on a white shirt when it is washed with soap?
Answer
It is because the soap solution is basic, and turmeric acts as a natural indicator that turns red in a basic solution.
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Question 211 Mark
What are neutral substances?
Answer
The substances which do not show any effect on litmus are called neutral substances.
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Question 221 Mark
What is the effect of acid and base on litmus?
Answer
Acid converts blue litmus into red, while base converts red litmus into blue.
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Question 281 Mark
Table : Testing the nature of samples with turmeric paper
Name of the SampleThe colour of the turmeric paper after putting a drop of sample
Lemon juiceYellow
Soap solutionRed
Amla juiceYellow
Baking, soda solutionRed
Sugar solutionYellow
Answer
Observation and conclusion: Turmeric paper changes colour from yellow to red in a basic solution but shows no change in acidic or neutral solutions.
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Question 291 Mark
Table : Testing the nature of samples with red rose extract
Name of the SampleThe colour of the red rose extract after adding the sampleNature of substance
Lemon juiceRedAcidic
Soap solutionGreenBasic
Amla juiceRedAcidic
Baking soda solutionGreenBasic
VinegarRedAcidic
Answer
Observation and conclusion: The rose extract gives a red colour in an acidic solution and a green colour in a basic solution.
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Question 301 Mark
Do you think that one possibility could be using a turmeric solution for the spraying liquid and a soap solution for writing on the paper?
Answer
Yes, turmeric solution can be used as an indicator for spraying, as it changes colour from yellow to red in basic solutions, while a soap solution could be used for writing on the paper, since soap is basic in nature.
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Question 311 Mark
If the factory waste is acidic in nature, what could be done to save the fish in the lake?
Answer
To save the fish in the lake, neutralising the acidic waste by adding a base like lime before releasing it into the water could help restore the neutral nature of water, making it safer for the fish.
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Question 321 Mark
What remedies do people use to treat ant bites in your region?
Answer
People often use natural remedies like applying a paste of baking soda and water, using a cold compress to reduce pain and swelling caused by ant bites.
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Question 331 Mark
Are there any substances whose odours change on adding acidic or basic substances?
Answer
Yes, there are substances like onion and vanilla extract whose odours change when exposed to acidic or basic substances are known as olfactory indicators.
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Question 341 Mark
If litmus is not available, are there some other natural substances that can serve as acid- base indicators?
Answer
Yes, there are other natural substances that can be used as acid-base indicators, such as red cabbage juice, turmeric, and rose extract. These substances also change colour in the presence of acids or bases.
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Question 351 Mark
Do you find lichens on trees in your neighbourhood?
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Yes, lichens can be found growing on trees, especially in areas with clean air and good rainfall.
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Question 361 Mark
Give two examples of natural indicators.
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 (1) Litmus:It is obtained from lichens.
(2) Red rose:Extracts from red rose petals can be used as an indicator.
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Question 391 Mark
What does a neutral solution do to litmus?
Answer
A neutral solution does not change the color of either red or blue litmus paper.
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Question 401 Mark
What is an olfactory indicator?
Answer
Some substances whose odours change in an acidic or basic medium. These are called olfactory indicators.
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Question 411 Mark
Name a substance used to neutralise ant bite.
Answer
baking soda is a  substance used to neutralise ant bite.
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Question 441 Mark
What is the colour of turmeric in acidic solution?
Answer
The colour of turmeric in acidic solution is yellow.
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Question 451 Mark
What is an olfactory indicator?
Answer
Olfactory indicators are substances that change their smell when mixed with an acidic or basic medium, like onion​.
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Question 461 Mark
What does a basic substance feel like when touched?
Answer
Basic substances usually feel slippery or soapy when touched, like the baking soda solution​.
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Question 471 Mark
What does a substance turning blue litmus paper red indicate?
Answer
If a substance turns blue litmus paper red, it means the substance is acidic in nature​.
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Question 481 Mark
What is litmus obtained from?
Answer
Litmus is a natural substance obtained from lichens. It is available as a solution or as paper strips in two colours – blue and red​.
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Question 491 Mark
What surprising thing happened with Ashwin and Keerthi at the science fair?
Answer
Their white sheets showed the words “Welcome to the Wonderful World of Science” after being sprayed with a liquid. This made them very excited and curious​.
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