Solutions Continued ❗️ Flashcards

1
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What is pH? How is it calculated?

A

pH=-log[H+]

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2
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What does [H+] equal to? (10^)

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[H+]=10^-pH

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3
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What is pH + pOH equal to?

A

14

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4
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Calculate pH of 0.0001M NaOH solution.

A

[OH-]=0.0001=1 * 10^-4
pOH=1 * 10^-pOH
pOH=4
pH=14-pOH
pH=10

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5
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pH=5 What is the concentration of OH- and H+ ions?

A

pH=5
pOH=14-5=9
[H+]=1 * 10^-pH
[OH-]=1 * 10^-pOH
[H+]=1 * 10^-5
[OH-]=1 * 10^-9

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6
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What is pH equal to pKa+ what?

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pH= pKa+log ([conjugate base (salt)]/[weak acid]

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7
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What are colligative properties? State all kinds.

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all properties that depend on the number of molecules in a given volume of solvent and not on the properties/identity (eg. size or mass).
- vapour pressure
- melting point
- boiling point
- osmotic pressure

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8
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What is Raoults Law?

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P(solution)=X(solvent)Po(potential)

P(solution)= vapour pressure of solution
X(solvent)= mole fraction of the solvent
Po(solvent)= vapour pressure of the pure solvent

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9
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What are the three types of solution pressures?

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isotonic
hypertonic (solute conc. outside the cell is greater than inside)
hyponotic (solute conc. inside the cell is greater than outside)

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