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16A Flashcards

1
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Electrolyte

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A substance that releases ions and conducts electricity when it dissolves in water

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Base properties

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  • bitter taste
  • slippery
  • reacts with Litmus paper (blue)
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3
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Neutralization reaction

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An acid and a base neutralizing each other in an aqueous solution to produce water and a salt

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4
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Arrhenius acid

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Release H+

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5
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Arrhenius base

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Release OH-

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6
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Brønsted lowry acid

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Donates protons (H+)

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7
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Brønsted lowry base

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Accepts protons (H+)

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8
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Lewis acid

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Accepts electron pairs

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Lewis base

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Donates electron pairs

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10
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Deprotonation

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Donate proton

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11
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Protonation

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Accept proton

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12
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Conjugate base

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Structure formed when an acid is deprotonated

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13
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Conjugate acid

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Structure formed when base is protonated

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14
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pH stands for..

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Power of hydronium ion

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15
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pH 7

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Neutral

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16
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pH under 7

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pH over 7

18
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Strong acids lose their ? easily and completely

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Strong bases lose their ? Easily and completely

20
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Weak acids and bases …

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Do NOT ionize completely

21
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If an acid is weak, the conj base must be?

22
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What causes acid-base strength?

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Electrical in nature

23
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What determines how easily protons can be accepted or given?

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The location and arrangement of e-

24
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Amphoteric substance

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Substance that can be either an acid or a base depending on conditions

25
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Monoprotic

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Can give 1 H+

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Diprotic

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Can give 2H+

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Triprotic

28
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Indicators

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  • change color when pH changes
  • give rough estimates of pH
  • not as exact as pH meter
29
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Universal indicator

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A combination of indicators used to show a wide range of color over the 0-14 pH scale

30
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Transition interval

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A range of pH values over which the color change occurs

31
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Titrations

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Determining the unknown concentration of a solution by measuring its capacity to react with a solution of known concentration

32
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Titration curve

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A graph which shows the pH change with the addition of an acid to a base or base to acid

33
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Equivalence point

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The point at which there are equal amounts of acid and base (pH=7)

34
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End point

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The point at which a titration is stopped once the indicator changes color

35
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Buffers

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Solutions that resist pH changes

36
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Acid properties (3)

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  • sour taste
  • reacts with litmus paper (red)
  • reacts with active metals

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