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Acid-Base Titration and pH Flashcards

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1
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self-ionization of water

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process wherein 2 water molecules produce hydronium ion and hydroxide ion by transfer of proton

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pH

pouvoir hydrogène

potential of hydrogen

potential of hydronium

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equal to negative of common logarithm of hydronium ion concentration

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pOH

potential of hydroxide

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equal to negative of common logarithm of hydroxide ion concentration

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pH formula

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5
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hydronium ion concentration formula

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pOH formula

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7
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hydroxide ion concentration formula

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8
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pH and pOH conversion formula

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hydronium ion concentration and hydroxide ion concentration conversion formula

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10
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ionization constant

Kw

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1.0 × 10-14M2

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11
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acid-base indicator

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organic compound whose color is sensitive to pH

changes colors in acids and bases

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transition interval

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pH rance over which acid-base indicator changes color

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pH meter

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digital tool used to determine pH of solution by measuring voltage between two electrodes placed in solution

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titration

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controlled addition and measurement of amount of solution of known concentration required to react completely with measured amount of solution with unknown concentration

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equivalence point

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point in titration at which 2 solutions are present in chemically equivalent amounts

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16
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end point

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point in titration at which acid-base indicator changes color

17
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standard solution

known solution

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solution used in titration that contains precisely-known concentration of solute

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primary standard

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highly purified solid compound used in titration to check concentration of known solution

19
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concentration of unknown solution in titration formula

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Cunknown × Vunknown = Cknown × Vunknown

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