chem ch 16 Flashcards

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An acid, when dissolved in water, ____

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increases conc of H+ ions

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A base, when dissolved in water ______

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inc conc of hydroxide, OH- ions

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3
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An acid is a proton ______

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donor

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4
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A base is a proton _______

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acceptor

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5
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An acid must have at least one ________

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removable, acidic proton H+ to donate

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6
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Base must have at least one ________

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non bonding pair of e- to accept a proton

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7
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Amphiprotic molecules

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HCO3- , HSO4- , H2O

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8
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When a H+ ion is formed in water…

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it wont be alone for long, H bonds will form

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9
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Water is an acid or base…

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base, will abstract a H+ ion from acid
-the conj base of the acid and a hydronium ion are formed

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10
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Water is amphiprotic because…

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it can accept a proton from acid, and it can donate a proton like an acid would.

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Conj acid base pair

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two formulas that differ by H+, and dont have strong acid or strong base

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12
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Reactions between acids and bases always yield…

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their conj bases and acids

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13
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Strong acids

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their conj bases dont act as acid in water

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14
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strong bases

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their conj acids dont act as acids in water

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15
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In every acid base rxn, equilibrium favors ….

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transfer of the proton from the stronger acid to the stronger base, to form the weaker acid and the weaker base.

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16
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Autoionization

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a few molecules act as bases and a few act as acids

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17
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Kc= ….

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Kc= [H3O+][OH-]

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18
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Kw, or ion product constant for water, is …

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at 25deg C, Kw= 1.0*10^-14

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19
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[H+] = [OH-]

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neutral soln

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20
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[H+] > [OH-]

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acidic soln

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21
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[H+]< [OH-]

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basic soln

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22
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pH is the

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hydrogen ion conc

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23
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pH=…..

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pH=-log[H+]

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24
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Neutral pH, Acidic pH, Basic pH`

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7, below 7, above 7

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pOH=
pOH=-log[OH-]
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pKw=
pKw= -log Kw
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____ + ____ = pKw = 14
pH + pOH
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how does pH meter work
electrodes indicate small changes in voltage to detect pH
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The seven strong acids aka the strong electrolytes
HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, H2SO4, HClO3, HClO4
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strong electrolytes
exist completely as ions in aq soln
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Strong bases aka soluble hydroxides
Ca2+, Sr2+, Ba2+
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Strong bases will _____ in aq soln
completely dissacociate
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acid dissociation constant, ka=
Ka= [H3O+][A-] / [HA]
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The larger the Ka, the ______ the acid
stronger
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Percent ionization=
[H3O+]at eq / [HA]initial * 100
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how to calc pH using Ka
-write chemical equation for ionization eq -write eq constant expression -make ICE table for eq conc -sub eq conc into eq constant expression and solve for x
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[H+]eq = [HA]initial
strong acid
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[H+]eq < [HA]initial
weak acid
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Polyprotic acids...
have more than one acidic proton. Its always easier to remove the 1st proton then any protons after it.
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NH3 is a ...
weak base
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Amines
organic derivitives of ammonia
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Types of weak bases
-neutral substances with an atom that has a nonbonding pair of e- that can accept H+ (like ammonia and amines) -anions of weak acids, which are there conj bases
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Ka * Kb =
Kw (for a conj acid base pair)
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Hydrolysis
when ions react with water to form h+ or OH-
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Cations can be...
acidic or neutral
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Anions can be....
acidic, basic, or neutral
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How do you determine whether a salt is an acid or a base
look at cation and anion seperately
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Anions of strong acids are...
neutral
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Anions of weak acids are....
conj bases, so they create OH- in water.
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In anions, if Ka>Kb, it is _____ and if Kb> Ka, it is________
acidic, basic
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Group 1 and 2 metal cations are
neutral
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Polyatomic cations are....
the conj acids of a weak base
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Transition metal cations are acidic bc....
there are no H atoms
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Transition and post transition metals form...
hydrated cations
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The water attached to the metal is more acidic than free water molecules....
making hydrated ions ACIDIC
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Group 1 or 2 metal cation with anion of a strong acid (acidic, basic, or neutral?)
neutral
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Group 1 or 2 metal cation with anion of a weak acid (acidic, basic, or neutral?)
basic
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Transition metal cation or polyatomic cation with anion of a strong acid (acidic, basic, or neutral?)
acidic
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Transition metal cation or polyatomic cation with anion of a weak acid (acidic, basic, or neutral?)
must compare Ka and Kb, whichever is greater will dictate what the salt is
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The three factors that effect acid strength
-HA bond must be polarized with 8+ on the H atom and 8- on the A atom -bond strength: weaker bonds easily broken, making acid stronger -stability of A-: more stable anion means stronger acid
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Binary acids consist of an element and
H atom
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In a group, _________ is the most important factor
HA bond strength
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Within a period, _______ is the most important factor to determine acid strength
bond polarity
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Oxyacids
consist of some nonmetal element along with H and O
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As electronegativity inc, the acidity....
inc for acids with the same structure
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If an element can form more than one oxyacid....
the oxyacid with more O atoms is more acidic
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If oxidation number inc...
acidity inc
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Carboxylic acids
organic acids with an COOH group
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Lewis acids
electron pair acceptors
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Lewis bases
electron pair donors
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Higher charges =
stronger acid