Acids and bases Flashcards

1
Q

polyprotic acids

A

an acid that is capable of donating more than 1 proton ( ionizable hydrogen ions )

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2
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monoprotic

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acid that has 1 ionizable ion

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3
Q

diprotic

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acid that has 2 ionizable ions

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4
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triprotic

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acid that has 3 ionizable ions

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5
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amphiprotic

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a substance that is able to act either as an acid or a base ( can donate / receive protons)

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6
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amphoteric

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a substance that can react either as an acid or a base but doesn’t donate or receive protons

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7
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acid after donating protons will turn into

A

a conjugate base

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8
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base after receiving protons will turn into

A

a conjugate acid

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9
Q

acid + base

A

salt + water

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10
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acid + metal

A

salt + hydrogen gas

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11
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acid + metal oxide

A

ionic salt + water

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12
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acid + hydroxide

A

metal salt + water

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13
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acid + carbonate

A

salt + water + CO2

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14
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acid + hydrogen carbonate

A

salt + water + hydrogen gas

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15
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metal oxide + water

A

metal hydroxide

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16
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metal hydrogen carbonate + acid

A

salt + water + CO2

17
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acid-base indicators

A

weak acids/ base that exist in equilibrium with their conjugate pair

18
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titration

A

determining the unknow concentration of a stated reagent also known as volumetric analysis

19
Q

standard solution

A

a solution of accurately know concentration

20
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aliquot

A

a solution ( of fixed quantity) that is transferred using a volumetric pipette

21
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titre

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an amount of solution ( of variable quantity) that is delivered using a burette

22
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strong acids properties

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  • completely ionise in water
  • many ions are formed in solution
  • represented by a forward arrow ->
23
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weak acids properties

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  • do not completely ionise
  • few ions are formed in solution
  • represented by a double arrow ⇌
24
Q

concentration

A

strength: how completely an acid/ base ionises in solution
concentration: total amount of acid/ base dissolved in a given solution
concentration doesn’t impact strength

25
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conductivity

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strong acid- low pH + high conductivity
strong base - high pH + high conductivity

26
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metal oxides

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compounds containing a metal and oxygen in the form of the oxide ion

27
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metal oxides properties

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solid - usually insoluble - form alkaline solutions if dissolved

28
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non-metal oxides

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composed of non-metals and oxygen in the form of oxide ions O2-

29
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non-metal oxides

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gas - insoluble - form acidic solution when dissolved in water

30
Q

non-metal oxides + water

A

oxyacids