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Ate-?

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Ate - ic acids

Ex. Hydrogen sulfate = sulfuric acid

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Naming ions: ide-? Give an example

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Ide = hydro… ic acids

Ex. Hydrogen chloride = hydrochloride acid

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Ite-?

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Ite- ous acids

Ex. Hydrogen sulfite = sulfurous acid

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Define monoprotic:

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HCL- h + cl

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Define : Arrhenius model

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Svante Arrhenius a Swedish chemist proposed the first model of acids and bases. It states that an acid is a substance that contains hydrogen and produces H ions in water
HCL- H + Cl
A base contains hydroxide and dissociates to produce OH in water
Na + OH

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Define : bronsted Lowry theory

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2 chemists Johannes bronsted and Thomas Lowry proposed a. Ore inclusive model for acids and bases. This mode, focuses on the role of the hydrogen ion only in the formation of hydroxide and hydrnium

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Define : conjugate acid

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Species produced when a base accepts a hydrogen ion

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Conjugate base

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Species that results when an acid donated a hydrogen ion

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How does the addition of an acid or a base alter the water to make is acidic or basic

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If an acid or a base is added to the water, it will upset the balance If the hydronium and hydroxide ions by adding more of either one
Adding an acid will upset the h3o + oh balance and change the properties of the water
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Self ionization

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When pure water is sitting in a container the molecules are in constant collision with eachother

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Titration

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Finding the unknown concentration

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6 strong acids

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HCl
H2 SO 4
HNo3
HBr
HI
HClO4
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5 strong bases

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KOH
RbOH
CsOH
Ca(OH)2
Ba(OH)2
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