Acid-base Equilibrium Flashcards

1
Q

pH of acids

A

Less than 7

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2
Q

pH of bases

A

Greater than 7

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3
Q

pH of pure water at 25 degrees Celsius

A

Only 7

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4
Q

Who donates and who accepts H+

A

Acids donate and bases accept

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5
Q

What is the hydronium ion

A

H3O+

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6
Q

What is H+

A

A proton

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7
Q

Strong acids

A

HNO3, H2SO4, HClO4, and HBr

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8
Q

Strong bases

A

Group 1 and 2 hydroxides (whatever dissolves in group 2 hydroxides completely ionize)

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9
Q

pH

A

-log[H+]

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10
Q

[H+]

A

10^-pH

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11
Q

The stronger the acid

A

The weaker its conjugate base.

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12
Q

Acid-base reactions favor the direction of the strong side

A

If K>1, then the reactants are stronger

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13
Q

[H+] =

A

Square root MaKa, only use if x is really small compared to Ma and don’t use if pH is given to you

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14
Q

“X” in the ice box calculation is…

A

[H+] = weak acid
[OH-] = weak base

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15
Q

% ionization of a weak acid

A

[H+]/Ma

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16
Q

When does % ionization increase

A

The acid concentration decreases and adding more water will increase the amount of ionization

17
Q

If a salt contains a conjugate base of a weak acid

A

The salt is going to be slightly basic CBOWAS are (-) ions

18
Q

If a salt contain conjugates of a strong acid/bases

A

The salt is going to be slightly acidic CAOWB’s are (+) ions

19
Q

A larger Ka value means…

A

Stronger acid

20
Q

A larger Kb value means…

A

Stronger base

21
Q

Smaller cations

A

More acidic

22
Q

More (+) charge on the cation

A

Makes it more acidic

23
Q

More oxygens (or more electronegative atoms) on an anion

A

More acidic since proton is “more ionizable”