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Chapter 14 Acids Flashcards

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Bases

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Taste bitter
Have a slippery feel
Turn red litmus paper blue

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Acids have/are/able

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A sour taste
To dissolve many metals
Turn blue litmus paper red

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Arrhenius acids and bases

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1880s model
Acid- an acid produces H+ ions in aqueous solution
Base- a base produces OH- ions in an aqueous solution

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Bronsted-Lowry definition

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1923
Acid- an acid is a proton donor (H+ ion)
Base- a bad is a proton acceptor (H+ ion)

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Proton donors and acceptors always occur

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Together

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An amphoteric substance can

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Act as an acid or base

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A conjugate acid-base pair are

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Two substances related to each other by the transfer of a proton.

Basically the one the aftermath of losing or gaining an electron.

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In an acid base reaction, a ___ accepts a proton and becomes a conjugate _____. An _______ donated a proton and becomes a conjugate ________.

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Base
Acid
Acid base

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Neutralization reaction reactant->products

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Acid+base—> water + salt
Or if HCl and carbonates
Acid + base ——-> water +gas + salt

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Acid reaction, acid and metal reactants

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Acid+ metal—-> gas + salt

It breaks down the metals into a salt with the hydrogen forming H2

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Some metals ___ ____ react with acids for instance _____

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Do not readily

Gold

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Acid and a metal oxide reaction

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Acid+metal oxide (K2O)—–> water and salt

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Titration

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Is when you react a substance in a solution of known concentration with another substance in a solution of an unknown concentration.

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Equivalence point

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The point at titration when the number of miles of OH- adored equals the number of moles of H+ originally in the solution- is when the titration is complete.

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Indicator

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Is a dye that indicates acidity of the solution.

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Acids and bases can be categorized as ____ or ____

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Strong

Weak

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16
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Strong acids ______ ionize in a _____

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Completely

Solution

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Double arrow indicates

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Partial ionization

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[H3O+] =

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1.0 Molarity/concentration

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Strong acids are (strong/weak) electrolytes

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Strong

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Monoprotic acids

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Contain only one ionizable proton (H)

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Diprotic acid is

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An acid that contains two ionizable protons (H2)

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Weak acids (do/do not) completely ionize in the solution

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Do not

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Double arrow indicates

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Partial ionization

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Weak acids are

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Weak electrolytes

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The degree to which an acid is strong or weak depends on the attraction between the anion and the H+

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Internalize

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A strong attraction between the anion and cation of the acid results in ______ ionization

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Partial

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A weak attraction between the cation and the anion results in ______ ionization

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Complete

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In terms of molarity a strong acid will have an ____ concentration of H3O while in weak acids the concentration will be ____ than the general molarity

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Equal

Less

29
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Weak acids make _____ strong bases while strong acids make _____ bases

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Strong

Weak

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Strong base
[OH-] =
[Na+]=

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  1. 0 M
  2. 0 M

1 to 1 ratio for the given molarity

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Amphoteric

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Means that the substance can act as an acid or a base

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Product constant for water =

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Kw

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Kw= [H3O+][OH-]

25C

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1.0E-14

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In a neutral solution

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1.0E10-7

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In an acidic solution [H3O+]_[OH-]

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H3O+]>[OH-]

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In a basic solution H3O+]_[OH-]

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H3O+]<[OH-]

37
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Ph scale is to _____ while POH scale is to ______

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Acids

Bases

38
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To calculate PH or POH from Molarity of the respective acid or base simply use _____

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-log(H3O)= PH
Or
-log(OH) = PH

39
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To find H3O or OH Molarity from a PH or POH value, simply______

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10^-PH
Or
10^-POH

40
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The some of PH and POH are always __, therefore a solution with 3 PH will have ___ POH

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Buffers

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Resist PH changes

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A buffer reaction is similar to a

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Neutralization reaction

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The difference between normal neutralization and a buffer is

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That buffers are almost entirely comprised of an acid and base mixture with little neutral volume

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To neutralize a buffer, you must add either ____ acid or _____ more base then the literal amount if the buffer

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