Weak Acods strong bases and strong acids Flashcards

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Q

Why can’t we assume that acid is h+

A

As weak acids only slightly dissociate and we cannot assume that the h+ concentration is the same as the acid concentration

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What is the weak acid equation

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Ka = h*a/ ha

Ha >h +a

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3
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What does a large ka suggest

A

Stronger acid as more dissociation

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4
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When strong acid and strong base the first thing you do

A

Calculate the mould of the acid and the mild of the base and find which one is in excess

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5
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What if acid is in excess

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You use h+ and logph directly

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6
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What if strong base is in excess

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We use the kw = h(oh)

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7
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When we have a weak acid and a strong base and oh is in excess what do we use

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We use kw to find h+ and then we use this to find the ph

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When we have strong base and weak acid and acid is in excess what do we use

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We use ka= h)a)/ ha

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9
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When do we use ph=pls

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When the moms of ha = a-

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