Acids & Bases Flashcards

1
Q

what concentration of hydronium to hydroxide ions determines if a solution is:

  • acidic
  • neutral
  • basic
A

acidic = H3O+ > OH-

neutral = H3O+ = OH-

basic = H3O+ < OH-

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2
Q

when do we use an ice table

A

when a substance partially ionizes e.g. a weak acid

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3
Q

what is autoionization of water

A

reaction of water molecules to form h3o + and OH -

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4
Q

how do we tell if it’s an acid or base

A

acids start with H

bases end with OH

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5
Q

what is the formula for % ionisation

A

Ka = ([H3O].[A])/[HA]

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6
Q

what is monoprotic

A

an acid that will only donate 1 proton e.g. HCl, HNO3, CH3COOH, C6H5COOH, HI, HF

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7
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what happens when the reaction quotient Q < K (equilibrium constant)

A

too many reactants, not enough product (the reaction goes to the right)

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8
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what happens when the reaction quotient Q = K (equilibrium constant)

A

the reaction is at equilibrium

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9
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what is monoprotic

A

has one proton to donate so diprotic would be 2 e.g. HCl HBr

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