Acids and bases Flashcards

1
Q

Why would an expression for Kw not include the concentration of water?

A

-only slightly dissociates
-[H20] is constant

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2
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What is the expression for Kw?

A

-Kw = [H+][OH-]

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3
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How does H= relate to Kw?

A

-[H+] = the square root of Kw

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4
Q

Why would a burette be useful to measure out a solution?

A

-It can deliver variable volumes

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5
Q

Write an expression for the acid dissociation constant of Ka with HX (a monobasic acid).

A

-Ka = [H=]2 / [HX]

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6
Q

What is the formula for sodium carbonate?

A

-Na2CO2

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7
Q

When calculating pH, what should you do to the concentration of [OH-]?

A

-multiply the [OH-] by two.

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8
Q

X- = ?

A
  • Ka x [HX] / [H+]
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9
Q

What substance in the air can lower the pH of an alkaline solution and how?

A

-C02
-It is acidic (a gas) and reacts with an alkaline solution.

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10
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Equation to calculate pH of a buffer solution

A

[H+] = Ka x [HCOOCH] / [HCOO-]

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