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A Level Chemistry Edexcel > Topic 12: Acid-base Equilibria > Flashcards

Topic 12: Acid-base Equilibria Flashcards

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1
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Define a bronsted lowry acid

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Proton donor

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2
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Define a bronsted lowry base

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Proton acceptor

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3
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Define a bronsted lowry conjugate acid

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Species formed when a base accepts a proton

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Define a bronsted lowry conjugate base

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The species formed when a base accepts a proton

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5
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Define strong acids

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An acid that almost completely dissociates into ions when in aqueous solution

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6
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Define a weak acid

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An acid that only partially dissociates when in aqueous solution

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Give the equation to calculate pH

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pH = -log[H+]

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Give the equation to calculate conc of H+ ions using pH

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[H+] = 10^-pH

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Give the equation to calculate the [H+] in weak acids

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[H+] [A-]
Ka = ————-
[HA]

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10
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Give the equation to calculate pKa

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pKa = -logKa

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How do you calculate Ka from pKa

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Ka = 10^-pKa

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12
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What does a low pKa value indicate

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Strong acid

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What is the effect of diluting strong acids

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If you dilute a strong acid 10 times its pH will increase by one unit
Diluting it 100 times would therefore increase the pH by two units

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14
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How do weak acids behave upon dilution

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Weak acids are not fully dissociated in solution so diluting them causes the equilibrium to shift to oppose the change.
This means a 10 times dilution of a weak acid would increase the pH by less than one unit

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15
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What is the equilibrium constant for Kw

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Kw = [H+][OH-]

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16
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How does temp affect the value of Kw

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The forward reaction in the equilibrium of water is endothermic and is therefore favoured when the temp of water is increased.
As a result as temp increases, more H+ ions are produced making water more acidic

17
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Give the equation for pKw

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pKw = -log Kw

18
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Give the equation for Kw from pKw

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Kw = 10^-pKw

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