Chemistry - C15 + 20 Flashcards
Sulfuric acid
H2SO4
Nitric acid
HNO3
Ethanoic acid/acetic acid
CH3COOH
Phosphoric acid
H3PO4
Sodium carbonate
Na2CO3
Ammonia
NH3
Do acids donate or accept protons to/from a base
Donates to a base
Do bases donate or accept protons to/from a acid
Accepts from an acid
Acid + reactive metal –>
Salt + hydrogen gas
Acid + metal hydroxide –>
salt + water
acid + metal carbonate –>
salt + water + carbon dioxide
acid + metal hydrogen carbonate –>
salt + water + carbon dioxide
acid + metal oxide –>
salt + water
end point definition
the point of colour change in the indicator
equivalence point definition
amount of standard solution added that is chemically equivalent to the unknown
find mass given concentration and volume
- write equation
- use n = c x v of known
- use ratio (eg 1 HCL/1 NaOH) x mols of known found in step 2
- m = n x molar mass
find volume given concentration
- write equation
- n = c x v of known
- ratio eg 1/2 x mols found in step 2
- v = n/c
concentration from mass and volume
c = mass of thing you want to find/(volume x molar mass)
simple titration - find concentration
- write equation
- determine volume of average titre
- n(known concentration) = c x average titre volume (convert to LITRES!!)
- n(unknown concentration) = mol ratio x answer from step 3
- C(unknown concentration) = answer from step 4/volume of aliquot
titration involving dilution - find concentration
- write equation
- n(known concentration) = c x volume of aliquot
- n(unknown concentration) = mol ratio x answer from step 2
- volume(diluted unknown concentration) = volume when indicator changed colour (given)
- C(diluted unknown concentration) = n/volume when indicator changed colour (from step 4)
- dilution factor = final volume (larger number)/original volume (smaller number)
- undiluted(unknown concentration) = diluted (unknown concentration - step 5) x dilution factor (step 6)