acids and bases Flashcards
what is the arrhenius concept of acids
- substances that increase the amount of H+ in aqueous solution
the Bronsted and Lowry theory of acids
acids are proton (H+) donors
what is the Lewis concept of acids and bases
acids are electron acceptors while bases are electron donors
what is the arrhenius concept of bases
bases are substances that increase the amount of OH- ions in aqueous solution
give examples of strong acids
HCl; HBr; HI; H2SO4; HClO3; HClO4;
give examples of weak acids
H2S; HCN; CH3COOH; HF;H2CO3;
define the ion product constantof water, Kw
the product of the equilibrium mass concentrations of amonium and hydroxide ions
define pH value
the negative value of the logarithm of the numerical value of the plural concentrations of hydrogen or oxonium ions
define pOH value
negative logarithm of the mass concentration of hydroxide ions
what is Kb
ionization constant of a weak base
what is Ka
measure of acid strenght
how are acids formed
by the reaction of nonmetal oxides with water
when are acids stroong and when are they weak
they are stonger if the ionizationi is bigger and they are weak when ionizatio is smaller
division of acids
monoprotonic, diprotonic and triprotonic
what are basic oxides
metal oxides in reaction with water form hydroxide which are called basic oxides