Acid Base n Bufferz Flashcards

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1
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An acid is a substance that

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increases the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution

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2
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Acids that dissociate completely when mixed with water is

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weak acid and a good buffer

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3
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Acids or bases that dissociate incompletely are represented by ___ in the chemical equation.

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reversible arrow
solid arrow
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4
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By definition, a base is a substance that

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reduces the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution.

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5
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When a solution has the same concentration of hydrogen and hydroxide ions, this solution is said to be

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neutral

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6
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Given pH = −log[H+], what is the pH of 0.02 mol/L solution of H3PO4?

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1.39

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7
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The pH of human blood is very close to 7.4, which is slightly basic. If the pH of blood drops to 7.35, ________ occurs

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acidosis

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8
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Buffer

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resists the change of pH

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9
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how can the CO2 buffer restores the pH to the norm when there is excessive hydrogen ion in your blood?

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hydrogen ions reacts with the bicarbonate ion (HCO3-) to form carbonic acid (H2CO3)

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10
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how can the CO2 buffer restores the pH to the norm when there is excessive hydroxide ion in your blood?

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hydrogen ion reacts with hydroxide ions to form water

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11
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Zwitterions are ions that bear

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anion and cation

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12
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The main theme of this lecture to Cell Biology is

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how buffers maintain stable pH in our body given that there are million of reactions going on in our body all the time

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13
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How is zwitterion formed???

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By AMINO ACIDS donating its acidic hydrogen—> amino group

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14
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SA

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HCL–> H+ + CL-

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15
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WA

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Carbonic acid

H2CO2—> HCO-3 + H*

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16
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SB

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NaOH

Sodium hydroxide

17
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WB

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Ammonia

NH3 + H+ DOUBLE Arrow NH4*

18
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How to know if it is stron A/B??

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Reversible arrow