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1
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who proposed arrhenius acid and base?

A

Svante august arrhenius

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components of arrhenius acid

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hydrogen containing compound

produces hydrogen ions in aque sols

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components of arrhenius base

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hydroxide containing compound

produces hydroxide ions

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4
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who proposed bronsted lowry acid and base?

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Johannes Nicolaus Bronsted

Thomas martin lowry

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5
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acid and base based on activity

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BL acid and base

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6
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acid and base based from species produced

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Arrhenius acid and base

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7
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species formed when a proton is added to a BL base; previous base

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Conjugate acid

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8
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species that remains when a proton is removed from a BL acid; previous acid

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Conjugate base

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9
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this substances can function either as BL acids or bases

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Amphiprotic substances

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10
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supplies one proton per molecule during as acid base reaction

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Monoprotic Acid

ex, HCl

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supplies two protons per molecule during an acid-base reaction

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Diprotic acid

Ex. H2CO3

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12
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supplies three protons per molecule during an acid-base reaction

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Triprotic Acid

ex. H3PO4

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13
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characteristics of Acids

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taste sour
have pH lower than 7
affect indicators
react with active metals and produce H2
react with carbonates
neutralize bases
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characteristics of bases

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taste bitter
hyave slippery feel
have pH higher than 7
affect indicators giving colors opposite to acids
neutralize acids
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a scale of small numbers used to specify molar hydronium concentration in an aqueous solution

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pH scale

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16
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defined as the negative logarithm of an aqueous solution’s molar hydronium ion concentration

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pH

17
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formula for pH

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-log(H3O=)

18
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formula for hydronium concentration

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[H3O=] = 1.0 x 10^-pH

antilog(-pH)

19
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relationship of hydronium ion and pH level?

A

Inversely proportional

20
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relationship of hydroxide ions and pH level?

A

Directly proportional

21
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ionic compound which contains a metal or polyatomic ion + or; nonmetal or polyatomic ion -

A

Salt

22
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salts can be formed from a reaction between:

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Acid + base= neutralization

Base + Non-metal oxide

23
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they prevent major changes in the pH of a solution

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Buffer

24
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components of Buffer

A

weak acid and conjugate base

25
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buffer of blood

A

H2CO3 carbonic acid
HCO3 bicarbonate
buffer system

26
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standard pH level of blood

A

7.35-7.45.-

27
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what does pKa mean?

A

ionization constant of the weak acid

28
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henderson hasselbalch equation

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pH= pKa + log[CB/WA]

29
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describes the relationship of pH and pKa

A

Henderson Hasselbalch equation

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