2022-03-17T06:15:34+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Oxyacids</p>, <p>Carboxylic Acid</p>, <p>What color does a base turn red litmus?</p>, <p>NaOH</p>, <p>KOH</p>, <p>Sodium Bicarbonate </p>, <p>Sodium Carbonate</p>, <p>AMMONIA</p>, <p>what color is acid in Phenolphthalein?</p>, <p>What color is phenolphthalein with base?</p>, <p>Define a Bonsted-Lowry Acid</p>, <p>Define Bronsted-Lowry Base</p>, <p>What is a conjugate base?</p>, <p>What is a conjugate acid?</p>, <p>What is an acid in arrhenius theory?</p>, <p>What is a base in arrhenius theory?</p>, <p>What is the percent of ionization of strong acids?</p>, <p>HCL</p>, <p>Hydrobromic Acid</p>, <p>Hydriodic Acid</p>, <p>Nitric Acid</p>, <p>Perchloric Acid</p>, <p>Sulfuric Acid</p>, <p>HF</p>, <p>Acetic Acid</p>, <p>Formic Acid</p>, <p>Sulfurous Acid</p>, <p>Carbonic Acid</p>, <p>Phosphoric Acid</p>, <p>What is an amphoteric substance; provide example</p>, <p>What is the ion product of water; or Dissociation constant?</p>, <p>What is the formula for the Acid Ionization Constant?</p>, <p>What is the formula for pH?</p>, <p>What is the formula for pOH?</p>, <p>What is pH + pOH= ?</p>, <p>Draw the Acid/Base square</p> flashcards
Chapter14 Acids/Base Equilibria

Chapter14 Acids/Base Equilibria

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  • Oxyacids

    Acid H+. attached to oxygen

    ex; Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4), Nitric Acid (HNO3)

  • Carboxylic Acid

    Acid + COOH

    ;Citric Acid (H3C6H5O7)

  • What color does a base turn red litmus?

    Red -> Blue

  • NaOH

    Base; Sodium Hydroxide

  • KOH

    Base;Potassium Hydroxide

  • Sodium Bicarbonate

    Base; NaHCO3

  • Sodium Carbonate

    Na2CO3; Base

  • AMMONIA

    NH3; Base

  • what color is acid in Phenolphthalein?

    clear

  • What color is phenolphthalein with base?

    pink

  • Define a Bonsted-Lowry Acid

    Element that donates H+

  • Define Bronsted-Lowry Base

    Element that accepts H+ from donater

  • What is a conjugate base?

    the elemental residue from the acid that donated its H+

  • What is a conjugate acid?

    The element that accepts and integrates the H+ donation

  • What is an acid in arrhenius theory?

    A substance that releases H+

  • What is a base in arrhenius theory?

    a substance that produces oh- ions

  • What is the percent of ionization of strong acids?

    100% ionization

  • HCL

    Strong Acid; Hydrochloric Acid

  • Hydrobromic Acid

    Strong Acid; HBr

  • Hydriodic Acid

    Strong Acid; HI

  • Nitric Acid

    Strong Acid; HNO3

  • Perchloric Acid

    Strong acid; HCLO4

  • Sulfuric Acid

    H2SO4; Strong Acid

  • HF

    Hydrofluoric Acid; Weak acid

  • Acetic Acid

    HC2H3O2; Weak Acid

  • Formic Acid

    HCHO2; Weak Acid

  • Sulfurous Acid

    H2SO3; Weak Acid

  • Carbonic Acid

    Weak Acid; H2CO3

  • Phosphoric Acid

    Weak Acid; H3PO4

  • What is an amphoteric substance; provide example

    A substance that can be an acid or a base; Water

  • What is the ion product of water; or Dissociation constant?

    Kw; 1.00 x 10^-14 @ 25C

  • What is the formula for the Acid Ionization Constant?

  • What is the formula for pH?

  • What is the formula for pOH?

  • What is pH + pOH= ?

    14

  • Draw the Acid/Base square