Acids and Bases Flashcards

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HNO₃

A

Nitric acid (strong)

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H₃PO₄

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Phosphoric acid (med)
{coke}
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3
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H₂SO₄

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Sulfuric acid (strong)

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4
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CH₃COOH

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Acetic acid (weak)
{vinegar}
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5
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HF

A

Hydro flouric acid (weak)

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6
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HCl

A

Hydrochloric acid

Strong

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7
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HBr

A

Hydrobromic acid

Strong

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8
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HI

A

Hydroiodic acid

Strong

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9
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Nitric acid

A

Strong

HNO₃

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10
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Phosphoric acid

A

Med (coke)

H₃PO₄

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11
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Sulfuric acid

A

strong

H₂SO₄

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12
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Acetic acid

A

weak (vinegar)

CH₃COOH

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13
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Hydroflouric acid

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HF (weak)

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14
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Hydrochloric acid

A

strong

HCl

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15
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Hydrobromic acid

A

strong

HBr

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16
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Hydroiodic acid

A

strong

HI

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17
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HClO₄

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Chloric acid (strong)

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18
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HClO₃

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Perchloric acid (strong)

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19
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Chloric acid

A

HClO₄ (strong)

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20
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Perchloric acid

A

HClO₃ (strong)

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21
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HCN

A

Hydrocyanic (weak)

H⁺ and CN⁻

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22
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Hydrocyanic acid

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HCN (weak)

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23
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Name all seven strong acids

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Nitric, Hydrocloric, Hydrobromic, Hydroiodic, Surlfuric

Chloric, Perchloric

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24
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Name (formulas) all seven strong acids

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HNO₃
HCl
HBr
HI
H₂SO₄
HClO₄
HClO₃
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NaOH
Sodium Hydroxide (strong base)
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KOH
Potassium Hydroxide (strong base)
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LiOH
Lithium Hydroxide (strong base)
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RbOH
Rubinium Hydroxide (strong base)
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CsOH
Cesium Hydroxide (strong base)
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Ca(OH)₂
Calcium Hydroxide (strong base)
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Sr(OH)₂
Strontium Hydroxide (strong base)
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Ba(OH)₂
Barium Hydroxide (strong base)
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NH₃
Ammonia (weak base)
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CH₃NH₂
Methylamine (weak base)
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C₅H₅N
Pyridine (weak base)
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NH₄OH
Ammonium Hydroxide (weak base)
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Name the 8 strong bases
``` NaOH -Sodium Hydroxide KOH - Potassium LiOH - Lithium RbOH -RubiniumCsOH - Cesium Ca(OH)₂ -Calcium Sr(OH)₂ - Strontium Ba(OH)₂ - Barium ```
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2 significant figures = how many places behind decimal for pH?
2
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antilog x
10^x
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pH to concentration
enter negative of pH (i.e., if pH is 2, enter -2) then 10^x key, then sci key
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lower pKa =
stronger acid
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lower pH =
more acidic
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higher pH =
more basic /alkaline
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higher concentration of H₃O =
acidic
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will a salt from a strong acid and strong base hydrolyze?
No
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what kind of salts will hydrolyze in water
strong acid/weak base weak acid/strong base sometimes weak and weak, depends on the strength of the acid or base
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NH₃ is a what?
weak base
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NH₄+ is a what?
polyatomic ion
49
ammonia
NH₃
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ammonium
NH₄+
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a salt from a strong acid/weak base will produce what kind of solution? Acidic or Basic?
Acidic
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When a weak acid and strong base produce a salt and it's hydrolyzed in water, will the solution be basic or acidic?
basic solution
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Can a buffer be created by a strong acid?
No
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what two species are present in a buffer solution
a weak acid and it's conjugate base (entered into solution as a salt)
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if the ratio of weak acid to conjugate base is 1 to 1 in a buffer then the pH of the buffer is what?
equal to the pKa of the buffer solution.
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if the ratio of a buffer solution is not 1 to 1 (not equal, what is the formula used? (henderson-hasselbalch)
pH = pKa (of acid) + log of [A-]/[HA]
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1 equivalent = ?
1 mole of ions
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1 mole of Ca ++ ions = how many equivalents?
2 equivalents.