ACIDS AND BASES Flashcards

1
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what is bronsted lowry defintion of an acid

A

acid is anything that donates proton

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2
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what is bronsted lowry defintion of a base

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base is anything that accepts proton

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3
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what is an Arrhenius acid

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produces hydrogen ions in aqueous solution

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4
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what is Arrhenius base

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produce hydroxide ions in aqueous solution

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5
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what is a hydroxide

A

OH-

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6
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what is a lewis definition of an acid

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anything that accepts pair of electrons

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7
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what is a lewis definition of an base

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anything that donates electrons

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8
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An acid is eased as

A

H+

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9
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A base is eased as

A

OH-

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10
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what does pH measure

A

hydrogen ion concentration

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11
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how do you measure hydrogen ion concentration

A

pH = -log[H+]

[ ] = concentration

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12
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what are the limits of pH value

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can be anything as any H+ conc is possible but generally pH scale is 1-14

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13
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at 25oc, what is pH of an acid, neutral and base

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pH 7 = neutral
more than pH 7 = base
less than pH 7 = acid

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14
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what happens as you go up one pH in the pH scale

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you go up a tenfold in H+ concentration

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15
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pH 3 represents what type of H+ concentration

A

10-3

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16
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how does pH 3 DIFFER from pH 4 and pH 5

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pH 3 is 10x bigger than pH 4
pH 3 is 100x bigger than pH 5

17
Q

how do you identify conjugate acids and bases

A

HA + H20 = A- + H20+

18
Q

in this equation, what is HA

HA + H20 = A- + H20+

A

HA = acid

donates protons
accepts electrons

19
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in this equation, what is H20

HA + H20 = A- + H20+

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H2- = base

accepts protons
donates electrons