Acids and Bases Flashcards

1
Q

What is an acid

A

It is a proton donor
Donationg a hydrogen

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2
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What makes a strong acid

A

1) H on a specific atom
-H on a more electronegative atom makes it more acidic
2) delocalized conjugate base=stronger acid

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3
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What is a base

A

It will accept the hydogen

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4
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How does pKa play a role in acid/base

A

Higher pka is a stronger acid, weaker base
Lower pka is a weaker acid, stronger base

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5
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How does a reaction occur?

A

Going from a stronger acid to a weaker acid
Strong acids reacting with strong bases

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6
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How to identify the acid/bases

A

Acid is going to have a hydrogen and the base will be negative

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7
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What is the acid matched called on the other side of the reaction

A

Conjugate base

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8
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What is the base match called on the other side of the reaction

A

Conjugate acid

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9
Q

pka of
Carboxylic acids
Phenols, 1,3-diketones
Alcohols, Water
Ketones
Alkynes
Amines
Alkenes
Alkanes

A

4
9
14-17
19
25
35
44
50

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10
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What makes it acidic?
trends

A

1) H on electronegative atoms
2) delocalization to oxygen
3) lots of delocalization to carbon
4) some delocalization
5) induction
6) hybridization
7) Atomic Size

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11
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What makes a strong base

A

localized electron on least EN pairs

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12
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What makes weak bases

A

delocalized electron pairs

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13
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How does hybridization affect acidic

A

More separated charge gives it a greater charge build up, which gives a greater reaction
Bigger orbital gives it greater charge build up
smaller is closer to nucleus makes it m ore stable
sp3 is more acidic than sp2 than sp

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14
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What is inducation

A

delocalization if charge through the sigma bonds

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15
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How do halogen play a role

A

More halogens you have the more acidic it is
Also the closer to the charge the more acidic it is

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16
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How does atomic size play a role

A

Larger the atomic size it easier to grab onto due to it orbital being further out so its more delocalized
Larger as you go down the PTE or Across. Have to compare in row or column

17
Q

What will a strong acid give?

A

a weak conj-base

18
Q

What does a strong base give?

A

A weak conj-acid

19
Q

How to know which is the stronger acid?

A

Look at its conjugate base
If it is a stronger base then it a weaker acid

20
Q

How to know if a reaction will proceed

A

It has to be going from a stronger acid to a weaker acid

21
Q

What is a lewis acid and base

A

Has to do with electron
The base is donating electrons while the acid id accepting the electrons

22
Q

During lewis reactions how does it change the conformation of the structures?

A

The acid will become negative and the base becomes positive and it turns into an sp3 orbital. It goes from 2 separate conformations to one conformation