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Acids and Bases Flashcards

1
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pH of acids

A

less than 7

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pH of bases

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greater than 7

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3
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properties of acids

A

sour taste

able to change color of acid-base indicators

reactive with metals to release hydrogen gas

reactive with bases to produce salts and water

conductive of electricity

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4
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binary acid

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acid that contains only 2 different elements

composed of hydrogen and more-electronegative element

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5
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binary acid nomenclature

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begins with “hydro-“

contains root of name of second element

ends with “-ic”

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6
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oxyacid

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acid that contains hydrogen, oxygen, and a 3rd element (usually a nonmetal)

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7
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oxyacid nomenclature

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usually based on anion in compound

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8
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ternary acid

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acid that contains 3 different elements

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9
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properties of bases

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taste bitter

able to change color of acid-base indicators

feels slippery when in dilute aqueous solutions

reactive with acids to produce salts and water

conductive of electricity

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10
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Arrhenius acid

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chemical compound that increases concentration of hydrogen (or hydronium) ions in aqueous solution

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11
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hydronium ion formula

A

H3O1+

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12
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Arrhenius base

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chemical compound that increases concentration of hydroxide ions in aqueous solution

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13
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hydroxide ion formula

A

OH1-

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14
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strong acid

A

acid which ionizes completely in aqueous solution

acid which is strong electrolyte

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15
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relationship between strength of acid and strength of electrolyte

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possitive

both depend on degree of ionization

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weak acid

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acid that does not ionize completely in aqueous solution

acid which is weak electrolyte

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17
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contents of aqueous solution of weak acid

A

hydronium ions

anions

dissolved acid molecules

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18
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alkaline

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solution produced when a base completely dissociates in water to yield aqueous hydroxide ions

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19
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relationship between strength of base and strength of electrolyte

A

direct

both depend on degree of dissociation

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20
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strong base

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base which dissociates completely in aqueous solution

base which is strong electrolyte

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21
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weak base

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base which does not dissociate completely in aqueous solution

base which is weak electrolyte

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22
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Brønsted-Lowry acid

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molecule or ion that is a proton donor

23
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Brønsted-Lowry base

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molecule or ion that is a proton acceptor

24
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Brønsted-Lowry acid-base reaction

A

reaction where protons are transferred from acid to base

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monoprotic acid

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acid that can donate only 1 proton per molecule

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polyprotic acid

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acid that can donate more than 1 proton per molecule

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diprotic acid

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acid that can donate 2 protons per molecule

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triprotic acid

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acid that can donate 3 protons per molecule

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Lewis acid

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atom, ion, or molecule that accepts an electron pair to form a covalent bond

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Lewis base

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atom, ion, or molecule that donates an electron pair to form a covalent bond

31
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Lewis acid-base reaction

A

formation of 1 or more covalent bonds between electron pair donor and electron pair acceptor

32
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conjugate base

A

species that remains after Brønsted-Lowry acid has donates a proton

33
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conjugate acid

A

species that remains after Brønsted-Lowry base accepts a proton

34
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deciding factor of extent of Brønsted-Lowry acid-base reaction

A

relative strengths of acids and bases involved

35
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relationship between strength of acid and strength of conjugate base

36
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relationship between strength of base and strength of conjugate acid

37
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product of proton-transfer reactions

A

weaker acid and weaker base

38
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amphoteric compound

A

compound that can react as either acid or base

39
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compound containing hydroxyl group

A

compound covalently bonded to -OH group

can be acidic or amphoteric

40
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neutralization

A

chemical reaction wherein acids and bases react quantitatively with each other

produces no excess of hydrogen or hydroxide ions present in solution when in water

41
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salt

A

ionic compound composed of cation from base and anion from acid

42
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neutralization reaction between acid and hydroxide base

43
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neutralization reaction between acid and carbonate base

44
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neutralization reaction between acid and metal

45
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hydrofluoric acid formula

46
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hydrochloric acid formula

47
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hydrobromic acid formula

48
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hydrosulfuric acid formula

49
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acetic acid formula

50
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carbonic acid formula

51
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chloric acid formula

52
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nitric acid formula

53
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phosphoric acid formula

54
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sulfuric acid formula

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