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Chapter 19 Flashcards

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Monoprotic acids

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Acids that have one ionizable hydrogen

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Triprotic acids

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Acids that have three ionizable hydrogens

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Acid properties

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Taste sour, change color with indicator

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Base properties

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Tastes bitter, slippery

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Conjugate base

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Particle that remains when an acid has donated H ion

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Conjugate acid

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Particle that’s left when base accepts H ion

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Hydronium ion

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H3O, formed when H2O gains a hydrogen

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Lewis acid

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Electron-pair acceptor

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Lewis base

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Electron-pair donor

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Arrhenius bases form…

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A hydroxide ion, OH-

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Neutralization and concentration equation

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Ma X Va = Mb X Vb

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Effective concentrations of acids and bases

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Effective concentration = concentration / number hydrogens

Effective concentration = concentration / number hydroxides

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Brønsted-Lowry acid

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Hydrogen ion donor

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Brønsted-Lowry base

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Hydrogen ion acceptor

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Arrhenius base

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Yields OH- ions

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Arrhenius acid

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Acids yield H+ ions

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Amphoteric

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Can act as both an acid or base

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Weak acid/base

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Ionize slightly in (aq) solutions

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Strong acid/base

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Completely ionize in (aq) solutions

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Alkaline solutions

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Base solutions

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pH

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-log of H+ concentration

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self-ionization

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Two H2O molecules produce ions

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Neutral solution

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H+ and OH- are equal

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Ion-product constant for H2O

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Product of H+ ion and OH- ion concentrations for H2O

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Acidic solution

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H+ is greater than OH-

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Basic solution

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H+ is less than OH-

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Acid dissociation constant

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Ratio of concentration of conjugate acid times concentration of OH- ion to concentration of conjugate base

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Acid dissociation constant

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Ratio of concentration of ionized form of an acid to concentration of unionized acid

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Equivalence point

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Number of moles of H+ equals number of miles of OH-

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End point

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Point of neutralization

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Standard solution

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Solution of known concentration

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