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Chapter 20 Flashcards

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What is a bronsted Lowry acid

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Bronsted Lowry acid is a proton donor

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What is a bronsted Lowry base

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Bronsted Lowry base is a proton acceptor

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What is a monobasic dibasic and tribasic acid

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A monobasic acid can only released one proton a dibasic could release two and a tribasic can release 3

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What are conjugate acid base pairs

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Conjugate pairs and linked by the transfer of a proton the species that has lost a proton is a conjugate base and a species that is gaining a proton is a conjugate acid

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Why is water a special case for conjugate acid base pairs

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With acids water forms a conjugate acid where is with bases it forms a conjugate base

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Describe the development of the acid-base theory

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In 1754 Guillame said a base react with an acid to give a solid form
In 1884 Arhenius says acid forms h+ ions and bases form oh- ions
In 1923 bronsted Lowry says an acid donates a proton and a base accepts it

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Acid + metal=

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Acid + metal= salt + hydrogen

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Acid + carbonate

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Acid + carbonate= salt + water + carbon dioxide

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Acid + base

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Acid + base= salt + water

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Acid + alkali

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Acid + alkali=salt + water

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What does pH measure

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pH measures the concentration of hydrogen ions in solution

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pH=

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pH= -log|H+|

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|H+|=

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|H+|= 10^-pH

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What assumption is made for strong acids

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Concentration of acid is equal to concentration of h+ ions

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What is the acid dissociation constant Ka

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KA is the equilibrium constant that shows the extent of dissociation of a weak acid

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Ka=

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Ka= |H+| |A-| / |HA|

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What is PKa

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PKa is a negative logarithm of Ka

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Ka=

In terms of pKa

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Ka= 10-pKa

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pKa=

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pKa=-logKa

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What is the difference between a strong acid and a weak acid

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A strong acid completely dissociates and a weak acid partially dissociates

21
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What approximations are made with weak acids

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H A produces equal concentrations of h plus and a minus
Ha is larger than H+
The dissociation of water is negligible

22
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In weak acids Ka=

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Ka= |H+|^2/ |HA|

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What is the ionic product of water kW

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kW is the product of ions formed in the partial dissociation of water

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kW=

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kW= |H+| |OH-|

25
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What is kw at 25 degrees

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kW= 1x10-14 mol2dm-6

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Does temperature affect kW

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Temperature varies the value of kW

27
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Does concentration affect kW

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Concentration affect kW

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