Acid-Base Reactions NTK Flashcards
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Hydrochloric Acid?
HCl, strong acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Nitrous Acid?
HNO2, strong acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Nitric Acid?
HNO3, strong acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Ethanoic Acid?
CH3COOH, weak acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Phosphoric Acid?
H3PO4, weak acid (mostly).
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Sulphurous Acid?
H2SO3, weak acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Sulphuric Acid?
H2SO4, strong acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Acetic Acid?
HC2H3O2, unknown for now.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Chloric Acid?
HClO3, unknown for now.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Oxalic acid?
(COOH)2, weak acid.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Sodium Hydroxide?
NaOH, strong base.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Ammonia?
NH3, weak base.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Copper II Oxide?
CuO, weak base.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Calcium Carbonate?
CaCO3, weak base.
Molecular formula and strong/weak: Sodium Hydrogen carbonate?
NaHCO3, weak base, mostly known as a salt.
An acid + hydroxide produces?
A salt and water.
An acid + metal oxide/hydroxide produces?
A salt and water.
An acid + carbonate produces?
A salt, water and carbon dioxide.
An acid + hydrogen carbonate produces?
A salt, water and carbon dioxide.
An acid and ammonia produces?
An ammonium salt.
