Unit 8 Acid Bases And Buffers Flashcards

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When an anion ends in “ide” what is the suffix?

For what state of the compound?

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-ic acid

Aqueous compounds

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When an anion ends in “ate” what is the suffix?

For what state of the compound?

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-ic acid

Aqueous compounds

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When an anion ends in “ite” what is he suffix?

For what state of the the compound?

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-ous acid

Aqueous compounds

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What are the two exception to naming hydrogen and an anion?

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Sulfur compounds - uric acid

Phosphorous compounds - oric acid

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What is an Arrhenius acid?

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A substance that produces H+ ions in aqueous solutions

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What the first type of reaction of acids and their properties?

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1) Neutralization reaction with bases
a) with hydroxides to for salt and water
b) with metal oxides to form a salt and water
c) with ammonia to form a salt

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What is the second type of reaction of acids and their properties?

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2) Replacement reaction with reactive metals to form a salt and hydrogen gas

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What is the third type of reaction of acids and their properties?

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3) Carbonates and bicarbonates react to form a salt, carbon dioxide and water

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With the indicator litmus, what will be the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Red
Base: Blue

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With the indicator phenolphthalein, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Colourless
Base: Pink

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With the indicator methyl orange, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Red
Base: Yellow

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With the indicator bromothymol blue, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Yellow
Base: Blue

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With the indicator phenol red, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Yellow
Base: Red

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With the indicator bromocresol green, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Yellow
Base: Blue

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With the indicator methyl red, what is the colour in acid and base?

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Acid: Red
Base: Yellow

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What is an acid?

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A compound that gives a proton (H^+) on the reactant side.

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What is a base?

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A compound that receives a proton on the reactant side

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What is a conjugate acid?

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A compound that gives a proton (H^+) on the product side

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What is a conjugate base?

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A compound that receives a proton on the product side

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What is an Arrhenius base?

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A substance that can neutralize an acid in an aqueous solution

21
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What is the Universal indicator a mixture of?

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methyl orange, methyl red, bromothymol blue and phenolphthalein

22
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When is a solution considered acidic?

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When the solution has a pH < 7

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When is a solution considered alkaline?

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When the solution has a pH > 7

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When is a solution considered neutral?

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When the solution has a pH = 7

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What does pH stand for?
power of hydrogen
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What is the characteristic of a strong acid?
Strong acids completely dissociate
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What is the characteristic of a weak acid?
Weak acids partially dissociate
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What does monoprotic mean?
one proton/hydrogen
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What is the formula to find pH?
pH = -log[H^+]
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What is the value of kw at room temperature? And what is room temperature?
1.00*10^-14 M^2 | Room temperature 298K
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What is the formula to find the hydrogen concentration?
log^-1 (-pH) = [H^+]
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What are the four possibilities for the pH of a salt solution?
1) strong acid + strong base 2) weak acid + strong base 3) strong acid + weak base 4) weak acid + weak base
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What is a buffer?
A buffer is a solution that contains a weak acid and a salt containing an anion [A^-] in about equal concentrations
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How do you prepare a buffer?
Combine a weak acid and its salt
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What are the factors that the pH of a buffer depend on?
- Ratio of acid to salt | - Ka of the weak acid
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What is buffer capacity?
The amount of acid/base that can be added before the pH changes significantly
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What is the name of H3PO4?
Phosphoric acid
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What is the name of this acid H2SO4?
Sulfuric acid
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What is the characteristic of a base?
Most bases contain cation usually positively charged metal ion and a hydroxide
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What is the characteristic of an acid?
All acids consist of a base and an anion
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What are the types of Acid and Bases definitions?
Arrhenius | Brønsted-Lowry
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What are the factors that affect [H^+] of an acid?
Concentration of the acid and the strength of the acid
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What are some common strong monoprotic acids? (6)
- HNO3 - HBr - H I - HClO4 - HCl - H2SO4
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What are some common monoprotic weak acids?
- HF - HNO2 - H2O - CH3COOH - HCN
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At room temperature what is the pH of water?
pH of water at 298K is 7