Acid And Bases Flashcards

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What theories do we have about acids + bases

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Bronzed lowry+ Lewis

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2
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What is the definition of bl acid

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Proton donor

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3
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What does HCL donate

A

H+ ions

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4
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What does Socium hydroxide accept

A

H+

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5
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What can act as a h+ donor

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Nitric acid donating to ammonia

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6
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What do all bl acids contain

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A proton

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7
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What does all bronsted lowry bases contain

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Lone pair of electrons or double bond
Cannot be positive

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8
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What can morphine act as chemically

A

Acidic and basic

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9
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What are amino acids known as

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Zwitterions

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10
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In an amino acid what is the base and what is the acid

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Base - amine
Carboxylic acid - acid

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11
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How do we determine acid strength

A

Looking at tendency of donating proton , dissociating quickly

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12
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How is acidity measured

A

Equilibrium constant

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13
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How do we determine if a base is strong/ weak

A

How readily it can accept proton

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14
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List some properties of acids

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Conduct electricity in water
React with metals to make h2 gas
Indicators
React with hydroxide to form water and salt

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15
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How does weak/strong acid affect conductivity

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Stronger acid =stronger conductivity

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16
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List properties of bases

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In water conduct electricity
React with acids to neutralise

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17
Q

How do you calculate Keq

A

Products / starting materials

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18
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What is pka

A

Negative log of ka

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19
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How do you calculate -logka

A

Negative log on calculator

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20
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How do you know if a base/acid strong or weak USING NUMBERS

A

5 strong
50 weak

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21
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Define nucleophile

A

Lewis base Electron pair donor

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22
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Define electrophile

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Lewis base electron pair acceptor

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23
Q

How do you calculate ph of acid

A

-log of acidic conc

24
Q

What are indicators used for

A

Measuring pH

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Why is ph important in human body
Essential for all living systems Maintain homeostasis
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What is ph of blood plasma
7.4
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What is a buffer
When in aqueous solution resist change in h+ conc even if acids / bases added
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What is ph for acid buffer
Less than 7
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What is buffer for base
Higher than 7
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Name extra cellular buffer
Carbonic acid Bicarbonate acid
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Name intracellular buffers
Protein Phosphoric acid / hydrogen phosphate
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What organs are involved in acid base balance
Plasma Lungs Kidneys Liver Bone marrow
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Why is ph important
Any small molecule can partially dissociate in water and dependent on Ph
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What will pH have an effect on
Protein function
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What is the most important ph in body
Intracellular because this is where metabolite intermediates are all charged
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Is extracellular ph higher
Yes favouring exit of hydrogen ion from cell
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Substances/ compounds that effects ph in respiratory system
Pco2 , h+ , po2
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Where in the brain is respiratory ph detected
Resp centre of brain
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Describe resp acidemia
Increased alveolar ventilation Decreased co2
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What is the Renal system fixed by
H+ Hco3
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Name proximal tubular mechanisms
Reabsorption if hc03 @ glomerulus Produce nh4
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Describe tubular mechanisms
Net excretion of h+ Addition of nh4 to luminal fluid Reabsorption of hco3
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Disorders of acid base balance
Acidosis Alkalosis
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Treatment for acidosis
IV FLuids Insulin Kidney failure - sodium citrate
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Treatment for alkalosis
Too much bicarbonate HcI infusion
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Compare the interaction of strong acid and weak acids in aqueous solutions
Strong Fully dissociate Weak partially dissociates
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Compare ionisation status of weak and string bases in aqueous solution
Strong fully ionised Weak partially ionised
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How can strength if acid or base be quantified by
pKa value
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What is the negative logarithm of ka
Pka
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Difference of ka and pka values in acids
Strong acid - high Ka = low pka value Weak acids low ka = high pka value
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High Kb value states
Stronger base
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Relationship between pK(a/b) and K (a/b)
Pk is the negative log of k
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An acidic drug will be most soluble in…
Alkaline conditions and least soluble in acidic conditions
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An alkaline drug will be most soluble
In acidic conditions and least soluble in alkaline
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An amphoteric drug will..
Lowest solubility at its isoelectric point
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Define PH
Negative log of hydrogen ion concentration