12.14 - Analysing Data From pH Measurements Flashcards

1
Q

How can the relative strengths of acids be determined?

A

By measuring the pH of equimolar aqueous solutions of the acids, at the same temperature

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2
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The higher the value of the pH, the ______ the acid

A

Weaker

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3
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How about bases?

A

The same, but a higher pH indicates a strong base

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4
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What does a pH less than 7 for a salt indicate about its composition?

A

Comprised of a strong acid and weak base

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What does a pH of 7 for a salt indicate about its composition?

A

Strong acid with a strong base

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What does a pH more than 7 for a salt indicate about its composition?

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Comprised of a strong base with a weak acid

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7
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How about a weak acid with a weak base (3 options)?

A

Ka = Kb -> pH = 7
Ka > Kb -> pH < 7
Ka < Kb -> pH > 7

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8
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What causes pH to increase by 1?

A

Dilution by 10 parts

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