pH, Ka and pKa Flashcards

1
Q

pH

A

conc of H+ ions

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2
Q

pH calc

A

= -log[H+]

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3
Q

Ka

A

acid dissociation constant- how readily [H+] ions dissociate

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4
Q

equation for Ka relates to

A

HA —-> H+ + A-

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5
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equation for Ka

A

ka= [H+] [A-] / [HA]

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6
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the stronger the acid the higher the conc of

A

[H+] and [A-]

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7
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the weaker the acid the higher the one of

A

HA

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8
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pKa

A

is the pH at which 50% of the drug is ionised and 50% of the drug is not ionised

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9
Q

calc for pKa

A

= -logKa

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10
Q

PL

A

isoelectric point

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11
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isoelectric point

A

pH at which no int charge

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12
Q

a large Ka

A

stronger acid

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13
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a small Ka

A

weaker acid

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14
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a large pKa

A

weaker acid

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15
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a small pKa

A

stronger acid

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16
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Ka and pKa are

A

inversely related

17
Q

the smaller the pKa (stronger acid), the

A

more ionised and therefore hydrophobic- will not pass cell membrane easily

18
Q

Henderson- hasselbach equation

A

pH= pKa + Log (A-/HA)