Acids Flashcards

1
Q

acid

A

hydrogen containing solution that releases hydrogen ions, gives protons

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2
Q

hydrogen ion

A

single proton

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3
Q

whats A(-)

A

anion

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4
Q

example of acid

A

HA —- H(+) + A(-)

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5
Q

acid reaction with water

A

HA + H20 —- H30(+) + A(-)

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6
Q

hydronium cation

A

H30(+)

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7
Q

why does hydronium cation form

A

hydrogen ion attracted to water molecule

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8
Q

strong acid

A

fully ionized in water (full reacts with water producing high concentration of hydronium ions, ionic components move left to right), low pH

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9
Q

types of strong acid

A

nitric (HNO3), sulfuric acid (H2SO4), hydrochloric acid (HCl)

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10
Q

weak acid

A

partially ionised in water (incompletely reacts with water producing few hydronium ions), dissociation is reversible

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11
Q

types of weak acid

A

organic acid, CH3COOH, CH3 is proton, COO is anion

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12
Q

carbonic acid

A

H2CO3

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13
Q

what happens when co2 dissolves in water

A

exists in acidic equilibrium

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14
Q

what happens at equilibrium

A

water contains co2/carbonic acid/bicarbonate ions/carbonate/hydrogen ions (form hydronium ions and make acid)

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15
Q

what acidifies ocean

A

when more hydrogen ions are released

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16
Q

whats a base

A

compound that produces hydroxide ions,
accepts protons, neutralises acids

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17
Q

whats the cation

A

Na+

18
Q

example with water

A

NaOH + H20 — Na (+) + OH(-)

19
Q

strong base

A

dissociate 100% with water, produces hydroxide cations

20
Q

strong base types

A

potassium hydroxide, KOH

21
Q

weak base

A

indirectly makes free OH ions from water

22
Q

what happens if an element gains hydrogen ions

A

its a weak base

23
Q

limestone

A

when water/co2 contact calcium carbonate in limestone it accepts protons forming calcium hydrogen carbonate

24
Q

what does carbonate become

A

weak base

25
Q

does strong mean concentrated

A

no

26
Q

does weak mean diluted

A

no

27
Q

whats pH

A

measure of hydronium ions, log scale

28
Q

hydronium ions conc

A

1.0 x 10 (-7) mol/dm(3)

29
Q

work out hydronium conc to pH scale

A

-log (1x10(-7)), log on calculator

30
Q

how to work out with acid conc

A

same thing

31
Q

how to work out how many hydronium in pH number

A

example of pH 7.40
change to -7.40 then press shift on log to get inverse log = 10 (-7.40)

32
Q

equilibrium

A

forward/reverse reactions are equal

33
Q

equilibrium constant

A

conc of products/conc of reactants

34
Q

large k value (larger than 1000) …

A

favours products

35
Q

intermediate k value (0.001-1000)

A

both are equal

36
Q

small k value (less than 0.001)

A

favours reactants

37
Q

ka equation

A

ka= (H30 x conc of products)/conc of reactants

38
Q

Pka equation

A

PKa = -log(ka)

39
Q

calculate kw

A

multiply conc of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions

40
Q

at 25C H+ and OH- are…

A

neutral, 1x10(-7)

41
Q

what is kw at 25C

A

1 x 10 (-14)

42
Q

Pkw at 25C is…

A

14