Acids And Bases Flashcards

1
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Acid + base = ???
Example of what kind of reaction

A

Salt and water
Neutralisation reaction because ph ends up closer to 7 than it was before

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2
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Types of bases and examples

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Metal hydroxides - KOH,NaOH,Mg(OH)2
Metal oxides
K20,CuO,NiO
Metal carbonates -K2CO3,CaCO3,MgCO3

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3
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Metal hydroxides + acid=??

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Salt and water
KOH(S)+HCL(aq)—> KCL(aq)+H2O(i)

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4
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Metal oxides +acid

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Salt +water

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5
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Metal carbonates + acid

A

Salt +water+ co2

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6
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Acid + metal =??

A

Salt and hydrogen gas

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7
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Bases that are soluble in water

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NaOH
NH3

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8
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Bases insoluble in water

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Mg(OH)2
CuO

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9
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Bases that are soluble in water are called

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Alkalis

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10
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Most hydroxides are

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Soluble in water so bases

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11
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Common acids bases and alkalis

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Acids- HCL,H2SO4,HNO3
Bases-zinc hydroxide ,copper oxide
Alkalis-NAOH,KOH,NH3

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12
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Phosphoric acid

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H3PO4

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13
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When substances dissolve in water they

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Split up into ions or dissociate

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14
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In water Hcl dissociates into

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H+ and Cl -

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15
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What are arrhenuis acids

A

Any substance that adds h+ ions into water

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16
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Base

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Any substance that adds hydroxide ions OH- to water

17
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Problems with the arrhenius model

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-Only describes acids and bases in terms of H+ and OH-
But ammonia can react with hcl to form a salt even though it doesnt have an oh- ion

-only describes acids and bases that are in solution

18
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Bronsted lowrey acid

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Proton donor

19
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Bronsted lowrey base

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Proton acceptor

20
Q

Weak acid
Strong acid

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Only slightly dissociated in water
Fully dissociates in water

21
Q

Strong bases

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Fully dissociate in water
Sodium hydroxide
Barium hydroxide
Calcium hydroxide

22
Q

Weak bases

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Forms equilibrium with water
Ammonia

23
Q

What ion is created when H+ ION REACTS WITH WATER BECAUSE h+ cant exist on its own

A

Hydronium or H3O+

24
Q

Water also slightly dissociates into ions forming an —-

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Forming an acid base equilibrium

25
Q

Conjugate acid

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-when ever a substance acts as a bronsted lowrey base and accepts a proton we call the product it forms its conjugate acid
When NH3 acts as a bronsted lowrey base it forms a bronsted lowrey acid and that acid is called its conjugate acid

26
Q

When 2 acids mixed together the —— acid always acts as the bronsstead lowrey acid

A

Stronger acid

27
Q

Water is capable of dissociation. Write an equation to show the dissociation of water molecules.

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28
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Acidity

A

Concentration of h+ ions

29
Q

Concentration of h+ ions

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= moles of h+ ions / volume

30
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Log(x)=3
X=?

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X=10 to the power of 3

31
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PH=?

A

PH=. -Log [H+]

32
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PH of a strong acid

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33
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Ph of strong acid

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Concentration=h+ ions
Ph = -log[H+]

34
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Concentration of strong acid

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Concen of strong acid = 10-PH
10 TO THE POWER OF -PH

35
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Reacting acid with solid base

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Ph will increase
Volume stays the same