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Acid and base chemistry Flashcards

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What is an Arrhenius acid

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Andy substance that produces a H+ in aqueous solution

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What is an Arrhenius base

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Any substance that produced an OH- in aqueous solution

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What is a bronsted lowery acid

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A proton donator

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What is a bronsted lowery base

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A proton acceptor

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What is a conjugate base

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the substance formed which has lost a proton

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What is a conjugate acid

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The substance formed which has gained a proton

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Definition of amphoteric

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A substance which can act as a base and an acid

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What is a strong acid

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A substance which has a strong tendency to loose a proton

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what is a weak acid

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A substance that has a weak tendency to loose its protons

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10
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What is a Lewis acid

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An electron pair acceptor

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What is a a Lewis base

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an electron pair donator

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12
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How to measure ph levels

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-log [H+/H3O]

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How do you work out the [H+] from [OH-]

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Kw=[0H-][H+] —> [H+] = KW/[OH-]

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How do you work out the [H+] from [OH-]

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Kw=[0H-][H+] —> [H+] = KW/[OH-]

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What does pKa suggest

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How easily an acid dissociates in solution

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What does a low pKa value suggest

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Stronger acid

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What happens when the ph>pka

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The acid exist more as A- than HA

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What happens when the ph<pka

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The acid exists more as HA and is a weaker acid

18
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How does electronegativity effect a molecules acidity

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Higher electronegativity = stronger acid as the stronger bond = more polarity so proton is easily lost

19
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How does a molecules size affect its level of acidity

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A larger molecule is more acidic as its bonding electrons are further away from its nucleus so the H+ is more easily lost

20
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What effect does resonance have on a molecules acidity

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A molecule with resonance will be a strong acid because the delocalisation will stabilise the conjugate base.

21
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what are acidic buffers

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solution that can resist a change in pH when small volume of acid is added

22
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what are acidic buffers made from

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a weak acid and its salt

23
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how to acidic buffers work

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the weak acid has a high con. of the weak acid but low conc. of its ions and the salt provides a high conc. of its ions but low conc. of the salt. so when an acid is added, the H+ ions bond with the - ion from the salt shifting the equilibrium right creating the weak salt

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what is the henderson hasslebatch equation

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pH=pka+log A-/HA

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