naming Acids Flashcards
Base properties
Bitter
Slippery
Bases react with acids to produce salts and water
Acid properties
Sour
Corrosive
Conduct electric current
React with based to produce salts and water
Binary
Hydro-(anion)- add +ic
Contains two different elements, hydrogen and another electronegative element.
Oxyacid
Has oxygen No hydro- If -ate then add ic If -ite then add ous Taking the compound and adding ic Compound of hydrogen, oxygen, and a nonmetal
Conjugates only for
B/L
When determining if mono or polyprotic…
Look at the number of H’s
Arrenhius acid
Look at the product, increase H+ / H3O+
Arrhenius base
Will increase OH-
Ex. NH3+H20—
Ex of Arrhenius
KOH yields K+ +OH-
Double displacement
AY+BX yields BY+AX
Single displacement
A + BX yields B + AX
Strong acid vs weak acid
Strong: more attracted to H20 (breaks)
Weak: more attracted to other ions (breaks and reforms)
Strong vs weak base
Strong: completely ionize into metal and hydroxide ions
Weak: partially ionizes
Depends on how much the base dissociates or ionizes.
B/L base vs acid
Base: proton acceptor
Acid: proton donor
All Arrhenius acids are also
b/L acids
Arrhenius vases aren’t B/L bases because
They form OH- but the OH- is B/L base because H+ is acceptor
Lewis acid vs Lewis base
Acid is the e pair acceptor Base is the e pair donor Ex. H+ + NH3 yields NH4 H+ is acid NH3 is base
: equals what
Lone pair, Lewis base
Lewis has what type of reaction
Synthesis
Strength of b/l acid base pair
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A Binary acid contains
Hydrogen and one other element
An oxyacid contains
Oxygen hydrogen and one other element
Whose acid definition is the broadest
Lewis
Binary begins with
Hydro
A species that remains when an acid has lost a proton is a
Conjugate acid
An Arrhenius acid contains.
Hydrogen that ionizes to form hydrogen ions
B/L is a
Proton donor
A substance that ionizes completely in aqueous solutions and produces H3O is a
Strong acid
Acids that have the suffix ous contain
Less oxygen than ic
A conjugate acid is the species that
Is formed by the addition of a proton to a base
Which theory of acids and bases do you conjugate acid and bases belong to
B/L
Lewis acid
An electron pair acceptor
Lewis base
An electron pair donor
B/L does what with protons
Transfers
Double displacement
Forms salt and water