Chapter 2 Book Flashcards

1
Q

Bronsted Lowry Acid

A

Proton Donors

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2
Q

Bronsted Lowry Acid

A

Accepts protons

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3
Q

Lewis Acid

A

Electron pair acceptor

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4
Q

Lewis Base

A

Electron pair donors

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5
Q

Why can some compounds be both acid and bases

A

They have H and lone pairs

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6
Q

Is HBr and Acid or Base

A

Acid

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7
Q

IS NH3 an acid or base

A

Acid

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8
Q

IS (CH3)3CO- an acid or base

A

base

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9
Q

Reaction of Acid and Bases

A

HA+B=A-+HB+

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10
Q

Transfer Proton

A

Proton transfer reactions

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11
Q

What is the conjugate acid of CH3O-

A

CH3OH

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12
Q

What is the conjugate base of NH3

A

NH2-

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13
Q

What is Acid Strength

A

tendency to donate proton

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14
Q

What makes a compound more acidic when looking at Ka?

A

large Ka=stronger

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15
Q

What makes a compound more acidic when looking at pKa?

A

Smaller pKa is stronger

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16
Q

How do you find pKa from Ka?

A
  • log which cancels out the base 10 so pKa is the positive exponent of Ka
17
Q

If you have a strong acid what is the conjugate base strength?

A

Weak

18
Q

If you have a strong Base what is the conjugate acid strength?

A

Weak

19
Q

What side does equilibrium favor

A

the weaker acid and base

20
Q

Element in same row which will be more acidic

A

acidity increases across periodic table as electronegativity increases

21
Q

What how is acidity affected going down column of periodic table

A

As you go down the periodic table acidity increases because the size of the atom increases

22
Q

inductive effect

A

electron deficent carbon pulls electron density through sigma bonds from negatively charged atoms

23
Q

How does inductive effect effect acidity

A

More electronegative atoms more than C means more acidity as well that it is closers to each other

24
Q

How does resonance effect acidity?

A

delocalization increases acidity due to base being stablilized

25
Q

how does hybridization effect acidity

A

more bond increases acidity

26
Q

What factors determine acidity

A

Element, inductive, resonance, hybridization

27
Q

What are common acids

A

HCL, H2SO3, acetic acid, ptoluenesulfonic acid

28
Q

What are common bases

A

-OH, -NH2, H-

29
Q

lewis acid-base reaction

A

lewis base donates an electron pair to lewis acid

30
Q

What is a lewis acid and what does that mean

A

electrophile= electron loving

31
Q

What is an lewis base and what does that mean

A

nucleophile= nucleus loving