Chapter 12 acids and bases Flashcards

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Arrhenius theory of acids and bases + equations

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acids = substance that dissociates in water to produce h+ ions (strong = completely dissociates , weak = slightly disassociates ) {HA + H2O = H3O+A- } Bases = substance that dissociates in water to produce OH- ions[hydroxide ions] ( strong = completely , weak= slightly)

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shortcomings of Arrhenius theory (3)

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it is hydronium ions rather than bare H+ ions suggested ny arrhenius , htat exist in solution, definitions restricted to aqueous solutions(not inc. benzene,ammonia) , not all acid base reactions require water (eg ; ammonia and hydrogen chloride gas )

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Bronsted Lowry Theory

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Acid = proton donor ( strong=good , weak= poor) 
Base = proton acceptor (strong=good , weak=poor)
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4
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Substance that can act as an acid/base

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amphoteric/amphiprotic

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5
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Comparing both theories

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ARH - limited to reactions in water B&L is not , ARH - limited to bases that produce hydroxide ions in water but not all do , Substances that would not be classified as acids/bases by ARH are classified by B&L (eg;NH3) , ARH cannot explain how a substance can be amphoteric

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6
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Conjugate acid-base pair

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Any pair consisting of an acid and a base that differ by one proton (if + on right then - on left and vice versa)

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7
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Acid/base change to what conjugate

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base= to conjugate acid when accepts a proton, Acid= to conjugate base when it donates a proton

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8
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Neutralization

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Acid + base = salt + water

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9
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Salt (definition)

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substance formed when the H ion from an acid is replaced by a metal /ammonium ion

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10
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Examples of neutralization in our everyday lives (4)

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medication - antacids for excess Hydrochloric acid , Agriculture - lime for acidic soils
Environmental - in areas that suffer from acidic rain limestone is added to lakes Miscellaneous - toothpaste is slightly basic to neutralize acidic foods that cause tooth decay, shampoo is slightly basic and hair conditioner is slightly acidic

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