Unit 2 - Acid and Base Proton Transfer Reactions Flashcards

1
Q

Acid

A

proton donor
often start with H
becomes a conjugate base

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2
Q

Base

A

proton acceptor
often ends with OH
becomes conjugate acid

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3
Q

Acidic Proton

A

hydrogen with substantial partial positive charge

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4
Q

Conjugate Acid-Base Pair

A

pair of compounds that mutually donate and accept protons

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5
Q

Hydronium Ion

A

water molecule combined with H+ ion

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6
Q

Molecular Dipole

A

molecule that has overall uneven distribution of electrons

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7
Q

Neutralisation Reaction

A

acid + base -> salt + water

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8
Q

PH scale

A

measure of acidity

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9
Q

Strong Acid

A

readily donates H+
100% ionised in aqueous solution

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10
Q

Weak Acid

A

doesn’t readily donate H+
less than 100% ionised in aqueous solution

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11
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Strong Base

A

readily accepts H+
100% ionised in aqueous solution

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12
Q

Weak Base

A

doesn’t readily accept H+
less than 100% ionised in aqueous solution

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13
Q

Concentration Formula

A

solute amount / solvent amount

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14
Q

Conductivity

A

acids are conductive
bases are non-conductive

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15
Q

Taste

A

acids taste sour
bases taste bitter

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16
Q

Reaction

A

acids are very reactive
bases aren’t very reactive on there own

17
Q

Acid + Metal Basic Formula

A

acid + metal -> salt + H2(g)

18
Q

Acid + Oxide Basic Formula

A

Acid + Oxide -> Salt + H2O(l)

19
Q

Acid + Carbonate Basic Formula

A

Acid + Carbonate -> Salt + H2O(l) + CO2(g)

20
Q

Concentration of Acid Formula

A

H3O+ = 10*-14/OH-

21
Q

Concentration of Base Formula

A

OH- = 10*-14/H3O+

22
Q

pH Formula

A

-log10[H3O+]

23
Q

Ionisation Constant of Water Formula

A

acid + base -> salt + water

24
Q

Amphiprotic

A

substance that can act as both an acid and base

25
Monoprotic Acid
acid that can only donate one electron
26
Diprotic Acid
acid that can donate two electrons
27
Triprotic Acid
acid that can donate three electrons
28
Polyprotic Acid
acid that can donate more than one electron
29
Acidity
level of acid in a substance
30
Indicator
substance that can change colour due to the PH
31
Alkalinity
ability to neutralise an acid