Acids & Bases Flashcards

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Arrhenius acid bases

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  • acids: forms H+ in water
  • bases: forms OH- in water
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Brønsted-Lowry acids bases

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  • acids: H+ donor
  • bases: H+ acceptor
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Lewis acids bases

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  • acids: e- pair acceptor
  • bases: e- pair donor
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Conjugate pairs

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  • 2 species that differ by 1 H+
    Conj. Base=without
    Conj. Acid=with
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5
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Amphoteric

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  • can be acid or base depending on chemical reaction
  • ex. Water
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6
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Strong acids

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  • HCl
  • HBr
  • HI
  • H2SO4
  • HNO3
  • HClO4
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7
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Strong Bases

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  • Group IA, Group 2A
  • Group 3A if paired with OH-
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8
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Weak Bases

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  • all are weak if not part of the strong bases
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9
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Weak Acids

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  • all that are not part of the strong acids
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10
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Weak acids and bases ionization

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  • %ionization affected by temp and concentration
    See notes
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11
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Auto-ionization of water

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Kw=[H+][OH-]=1.00x10^-14
(@ 25 degreees Celsius)

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12
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pH

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pH=-log[species]
pH+pOH=14

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13
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@25degrees Celsius: conj. Pair equilibrium

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  • Ka*Kb=1.00x10^-14
  • pKa+pKb=14.000
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14
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Calculating pH

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See notes

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15
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Ka

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Ka=[H+][A-]/[HA]

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16
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Polyprotic Acid

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  • Ka values: Ka1>Ka2>Ka3
    Calculating pH: see notes and quiz corrections
17
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Determining if a salt is acidic, neutral, or basic

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See notes
Conj. Base and acid:
Strong to neutral
Weak to weak
Neutral to strong
See notes

18
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Lewis bases and metal cations

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  • look at Conj. Base of cation (remove H+)
  • look at Conj. Acid of anion (add H+)