Chapter 6: Acids And Bases Flashcards
3 Types of Acids
- Arrhenius Acid - anything that produces H ions in aqueous solution
- Arrhenius Base - anything that produces hydroxide ions in aqueous solutions - Bronstead and Lowry Acid - anything that donates a proton
- Bronstead and Lowry Base - anything that accepts a proton - Lewis Acid - anything that accepts a pair of electrons
- Lewis Base - anything that donates a pair of electrons
Lewis Acids include molecules with incomplete octet of electrons around the ______ _______,
Central atom
Lewis acids include all simple cations except what?
Alki and heavier alkaline earth metal cations
Relationship b/n size of cation & charge & strength
Smaller the cation, the stronger the charge, the stronger the acid strength
Aqueous Solution that contains a GREATER concentration of H+ than OH- is ….
Aqueous solution that contains a GREATER concentration of OH- is ….
Aqueous solution with = amounts of H+ & OH- is ….
Acidic
Basic
Neutral
Define polyprotic acid
Define Diprotic acid
Acid that DONATES more than one proton
Acid that donates only 2 protons
3 Factors in molecular structure that determine whether or not a molecule containing a H will release its H into solution and act as an acid
- Strength of bond holding the H to the molecule
- Polarity of the bond
- Stability of Conjugate base
Auto ionization of water is defined as
Pure water reacts with itself to form hydroxide ions
Salts
Ionic compounds that dissociate in water that create acidic or basic conditions