3.1.12- Acids and Bases Flashcards
What is a brønsted Lowry acid
Proton donor
What is brønsted Lowry base
Proton acceptor
What is a brønsted Lowry reaction
Reaction involving the transfer of a proton
What is a monoprotic acid
Acid that released one H+ ion per molecule
Eg HCl,HNO3
What is a diprotic acid
Acid that release two H+ ions per molecule
Eg H2SO4
Definition of ph
PH = -log(H+)
[H+] = 10^-pH
What is Kw
Kw=[H+][OH-]
What is Kw value
1.00x10-14
Effect of temperature on Kw
As temperature increases the equilibrium moves right to oppose increase in temperature
So [H+] and [OH-] increases
Kw increases and pH decreases
How to find ph of strong bases
[H+] = Kw/ [OH-]
Find ph of mixture of strong acid and strong based
Excess H+
Mol H+ Mol OH- Xs mol H+ Xs [H+] =n/v pH= -log[H+]
Find ph of mixture of strong acid and strong based
Excess OH-
Mol H+ Mol OH- Xs mol OH- Xs [OH-] = n/v [H+] = Kw/[OH-] -log[H+]
What is a weak acid or base
Only partially dissociated
Acid dissociation constant
Ka= [H+][A-]
—————
[HA]
pKa=-logKa
Ka= 10^-pKa
What does a bigger value of Ka mean or smaller value of pKa mean
A strong acid
Find pH of weak acid
Ka=[H+]^2
———
[HA]
pH=-log[H+]
Reactions of weak acids
XS HA
1) mol of OH- left and A- formed
2) [HA] left over [A-] left
3) use Ka to find [H+]
4) find pH
Reactions of weak acid
Xs OH-
1) [OH-]
2) Kw to find [H+]
3) find pH
Reactions of weak acids when mol HA =OH-
pH= pKa of weak acid
What is an indicator
Weak acids were HA and A- are different colours
Low pH HA present more
High pH A- present more
What is methyl orange
When Red more HA
When yellow more A-
Changes at 3.2-4.4
What is phenolphthalein
More HA is colourless
More A- is pink
Changed between 8.2-10.0
What does equivalence point show
Where moles of alkali = moles of base
What is an end point
Where the indicator changes colour