Acids and Basessss Flashcards
the neutralisation side of things ig..... u still need to know it tho!
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Define Acid, Alkali and Base!
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- Ac = a species that releases H+ ions in aqueous solutions
- Al = A BASE that dissolves in water, relasing OH- ions into water
- Ba = Species that NEUTRALISES an acid, able to ACCEPT H+ ion, producing salt…
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Difference with strong/conc acid…..
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- STRONG = Acid that COMPLETELY DISSOCIATES in solution, releasing all H+ ions, fully ionising
- CONC = greater number of moles of acidic molecules per unit volume…..
3
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explain a weak acid….
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- PARTIALLY ionise and dissociate H+ ions
- Reversible reaction, due to constant association+dissocaiation at any 1 instant…
4
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Ionic equation rules….
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- NO CANCELLING of COVALENT MOLECULES! (e.g. water…)
- Cancell all spectator ions….
5
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4 common neutralisation reactions…
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- Metal oxide+Acid» SALT + WATER
- Metal Hydroxide+Acid» SALT + WATER
- Metal Cabonate+Acid»SALT + WATER + CO2
- Alkali+Acid»SALT + WATER
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Acidic ionisation with MULTPLE hydrogens….?
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- Dissociated first H+, behaves as STRONG ACID(complete..)
- All FOLLOWING H+ dissociates, as a WEAKER ACID (partiall/reversible), with charge on anion becoming more -ve…!!!
7
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Why is ammonia consdidered a base?
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- Has 1 lone pair on central atom
- As a BASE, it can accept any H+ ion (proton ACCEPTOR!)
- Hence, H+ ions can be accepted, via DATIVE covalent bonds»_space;> forms NH4+ as a base!!!!
8
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How to prepare a STANDARD solution…?
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- Accuratly measure a SOLID MASS via top-pan balance
- Dissolve solid in d-water, and transver to volumetric flask…
- Fill V-flask to graduation line (BELOW meniscus)
- Slowlyyyyy invert to mix solution..!
9
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Purposes of a Titration..?
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- Concentration of solutions
- Identifying unkown solutions
- Finding substance purities
10
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Titration calculations?
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- FIND THE MOLESSSS
- Use stochiometry
- Balance, dont forget 10* scaling when needed…
11
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CONVERSION of gmol-1 to moldm-3??
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- DIVIDING THE FINAL MASS BY THE Mr OF SUBSTANCE!