acid and bases Flashcards

1
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Bronsted-lowry acid

A

proton donor

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2
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Bronsted-lowry base

A

proton acceptor

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3
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proton donor

A

BL- acid

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4
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proton acceptor

A

BL-base

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5
Q

lewis acid

A

electron pair acceptor

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6
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lewis base

A

electron pair donor

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7
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lewis def

A

more broad, bc sometimes H aren’t involved

- Lewis bases donate electrons

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8
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bases

A

accept protons and/or donate their electron pair

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9
Q

acids

A

donate protons and/oraccept an electron pair ( think of HCL–> when the proton gets picked up–> it leaves with no electrons and so the Cl with 3 lone pairs and one H becomes Cl with 4 lone pairs ( it gained an electron )

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10
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amphoteric species

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can REACT with both acid or base depending on the environment
- water most common example

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11
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amphiprotic

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can donate or accept a proton (narrower term than amphoteric)

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