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A LEVEL CHEMISTRY FLASHCARDS > CHAPTER 21- FURTHER ASPECTS OF EQUILIBRIA 🤎 > Flashcards

CHAPTER 21- FURTHER ASPECTS OF EQUILIBRIA 🤎 Flashcards

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Define a conjugate acid and conjugate base for two marks each

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What is an equilibrium reaction? (AS level recap)

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Along with the definition of a conjugate acid and conjugate base, use an equation for the reaction between ammonia and water to explain which is the conjugate acid and which is the conjugate base

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Use an equation for the reaction between hydrochloric acid and water to explain the concept of conjugate base pairs

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Define pH, write it’s formula and the formula for finding the concentration of hydrogen ions
-Calculate the value of pH and [H+] using the examples in your notes

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Explain how to calculate the pH values of strong acids using an example in your notes
-which assumption is made when calculating the ph of strong acids?

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Explain how to calculate the pH values of strong bases using an example in your notes (include the definition + equilibrium expression for Kw as well as the equation for the calculation of [H+] from Kw)
-which assumption is made when calculating the ph of strong bases?

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What is pKa? what is the formula for pKa? -Explain what high and low pKa values mean

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Explain how to calculate the pH of a weak acid by finding Ka using examples in your notes (include the definition + equilibrium expression for Ka as well as the equation for the calculation of [H+] from Ka)
-Explain what high and low Ka values mean

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Define a buffer solution, state three ways a buffer solution can be made

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Explain how a buffer solution can be made by mixing a weak acid with one of it’s salts in detail, using an example

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Using an equation, explain how buffer solutions control pH IN DETAIL

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State three uses of buffer solutions

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Use an equation to explain the use of hydrogen carbonate ions as buffer solutions in our blood IN DETAIL

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Use a formula to explain how we calculate the pH of a buffer solution when it’s made from a weak acid and it’s salt, practice this using an example in your notes (include the formula relating [H+] and Ka)

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Use a formula to explain how we calculate the pH of a buffer solution when it’s made from a weak acid and a strong base, practice this using an example in your notes (include the formula relating [H+] and Ka)

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Define solubility product (Ksp) and write it’s formula

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Define solubility
-Explain the concept of equilibrium in the case of an ionic solid coming into contact with a saturated salt solution (use a formula + an expression for Kc in your explanation)

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Write an expression for the solubility product of Fe2S3 and work out it’s units

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Calculate Ksp from concentration and concentration from Ksp using examples in your notes

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Explain how Ksp can be used to predict if a precipitate will be formed using an example in your notes

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Further practice: perform more calculations involving Ksp using practice questions in your notes

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Define the common ion effect
-With an example in your notes, use equilibrium to explain why a precipitate forms when a solution is added to a saturated solution (common ion effect)

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Explain how the solubility of a compound varies when added to a solution containing a common ion using an example in your notes

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Define partition co-efficient (Kpc)

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Calculate and explain the calculation of Kpc using an example in your notes

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Explain some factors affecting the value of Kpc and solubility, use two examples to explain these factors in detail (ammonia and iodine)

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Give the general equilibrium expression for a solute partitioned between two solvents, state the conditions that need to be met when using this equation

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