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Neutralization and Salts Flashcards

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If there is still hydronium ions in solution, what type of solution is it?

A

strong acid solution

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If there is still deprotonated acid in solution, what type of solution is it?

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weak base solution

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If there is still protonated base in solution, what type of solution is it?

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weak acid solution

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What type of salt is made from the neutralization reaction of a strong acid and weak base?

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acidic salt

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What is left in a buffer solution?

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protonated and deprotonated form of the conjugate pair

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What is left in a weak base solution?

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deprotonated acid

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What type of reaction forms an acidic salt?

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neutralization reaction of a weak base and strong acid

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What type of salt is made from the neutralization reaction of a weak acid and strong base?

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basic salt

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What type of reaction forms a basic salt?

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neutralization reaction of a weak acid and strong base

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What is a neutralization reaction?

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A neutralization reaction is the reaction of an acid and base

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If there is still protonated and deprotonated for of the conjugate acid in solution, what type of solution is it?

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buffer solution

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What reacts to form a salt?

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an acid and a base react to form a salt

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What type of reaction forms a neutral salt?

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neutralization reaction of a strong acid and strong base

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If there is still hydroxide ions in solution, what type of solution is it?

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strong base solution

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What is left in a strong acid solution?

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hydronium ions

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What is left in a weak acid solution?

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protonated base

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What is left in a strong base solution?

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hydroxide ions

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What type of salt is made from the neutralization reaction of a strong acid and strong base?

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neutral

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