Acid/ Base Equilibria Flashcards

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What can a hydrogen ion also be written as?

A

H3O^+

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What is the definition of an acid and base, according to Bronsted and Lowry ?

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An acid is a substance that is able to donate hydrogen ions (protons) to another substance, I.e. It’s a proton donor.
A base is a substance that accepts hydrogen ions (protons). I.e. It’s a proton acceptor

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What is Kw?

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The ionic product of water. It’s temp dependant

Kw = [H^+][OH^-]

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What relationship allows you to find pH?

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pH = -log[H^+]

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What is Ka?

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The acid dissociation constant.

Ka = ([H^+][A^-] )➗[HA]

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What does pKa = ?

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-log(Ka)

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What does pH = ?

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0.5pKa - 0.5logC

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