Acids And Bases Flashcards

1
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What are buffers used for

A

Preventing large pH changes

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2
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What are good buffers

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Solutions of weak acid or base and it’s conjugate

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3
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Describe the common ion effect

A

A weak electrolyte will ionize less if you add a strong electrolyte that has an ion in common with the weak electrolyte

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4
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What happens when you add OH to a solution of HF?

What happens if you add H?

A

The OH reacts with H to make water. The concentration of H decreases and there will be more F

The H will react with F and produce more HF reducing the F- concentration

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5
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Which are good buffers?
@-HF and NaF
B-NH3 and NH4Cl
C-KOH and KF
D-CH3COOH and LiCH3COO-
E-NaNO3 and HNO3
F-NaOH and NaCl
G-HCl and Na CH3COO-
A

A,B,D

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6
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Within what range do buffers work?

A

pH=pKa +/-1

Acid base ratio less than 1:10 or 10:1

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7
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Acid and base amount of optimum buffers?

A

[HA]=[A]

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8
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How do make a buffer using table of Ka

A

Exponent close to pH and equal concentration of acid and base

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9
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How to find pH of a buffer after adding a substance that changes pH?

A

Use henderson hasselbach

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10
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What happens to SA of SB added to a buffer?

A

All SA or SB are consumed in the reaction

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11
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Steps for recalculating pH after strong acid or base

A
Stochiometry
1. Add sB or SA
2. Neutralize
3.. Recalculate [Hx] and [X-]
Equilibrium
Use Kw, [Hx] and [X-] to calculate [H+]
Find pH
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12
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Alternative hasselbach

A

Ka=[H3O+] ([A-][HA])

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13
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How does the PH change when a base is added

A

Slightly

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14
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When is pH equal to pKa

A

When n of acid =moles of base

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15
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What is the endpoint of a titration

A

Indicator changes color

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16
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Equivalence point

A

n of acid =n of base

17
Q

Titration is correct when

A

Endpoint and equivalence point reached at the same time

18
Q

Describe the tritration curve of a SA with a SB

A

Starts low on pH scale.
Slow to reach equivalence point
Equivalence point at 7
Just before and after the equivalence point the pH rapidly increases

19
Q

What is at the equivalence point of a SA+SB

A

Water + salt of cation of Base and anion of acid

20
Q

Titration of WA+SB

A

-cB affects pH
pH at equivalence point is>7
-pH changes near equivalence point are more subtle

21
Q

When can you estimate salt solubility from KSP?

A

When salts have same ion:ion ratio

22
Q

Does solubility change with temperature?

23
Q

How does the common ion effect change solubility

A

If there are already ions of the salt in solution the solubility od the salt will decrease

24
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In what kind of solution do acids dissolve?

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When will a precipitate form?
When a solution bis super saturated Q>Ksp
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When is a solution unsaturated
Q
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When is the solubility of a system at equilibrium?
Q=Ksp
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When do metal ions affect solubility
When they act as lewis acids and react with complex ions that act as lewis bases
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When metal oxides and hydroxides can act as acids or bases?
When dissolved in strong acid or base
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Describe gravimetric analysis
Separating a precipitate from a solution by filtration
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Differences in salts can separate ions in a mixture
True
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When is a reaction neutralized
When moles of acid =moles of base
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Volumetric analysis
Find how much substance there is using a titration
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Titrant
Substance delivered from buret (we know it's volume)
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Analyte
Substance that is analyzed (volume must be known)