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Acid and bases

megan.radcliffe16 Chemistry A Levels Inglés 5,0Valoración media 5,0 de 5 (2 valoraciones) 37 fichas

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  1. 1What is bronsted-lowry acid?Proton donor
  2. 2What is bronsted-lowry base?Proton acceptor
  3. 3What type of reaction is acid base equilibria?Neutralisation
  4. 4What does acid base equilibria involve?Proton transfer
  5. 5Define pH.pH = – log10[H+]
  6. 6What do the brackets represent?The concentration
  7. 7What are the units of concentration?mol dm-3
  8. 8How do you convert concentration into pH?[H+] = 10^-pH
  9. 9How do you calculate the pH of a solution of a strong acid from its concentration?pH = – log10[concentration of solution]
  10. 10What is a strong acid?Fully ionised in water
  11. 11How do you calculate the pH for a strong monoprotic acid?pH = – log10[concentration]
  12. 12How do you calculate the pH for a strong diprotic acid?pH = – log10[2x concentration]
  13. 13How do you calculate the new pH of a strong acid when added to water?[ H+]new = [ H+]old x old volume/new volume
  14. 14What is water?weakly disociated
  15. 15What equation do you use to work out the Kw (ionic product of water) ?Kw = [H+][OH– ]
  16. 16How do you calculate the pH of a strong base from its concentration?Kw=[H+] [OH-]
  17. 17What is a strong base?Fully ionised in solution
  18. 18How do you work out the pH of a monobasic base?[OH-]= [base]
  19. 19How do you work out the pH of a dibasic base?[OH-]= [2x base]
  20. 20How do you work out the pH of a diluted strong base?[ OH-]new = [ OH-]old x old volume/new volume
  21. 21What steps do you use to work out the pH for the reaction between a strong acid and strong base?1. Calculate moles of H+
    2. Calculate moles of OH-
    3. Calculate moles excess H= or OH-
    4. Calculate excess [ H+] or excess [ OH-]
    5. Calculate pH
  22. 22What do weak acid and bases do in water?Partially dissociate
  23. 23What is the expression for the dissociation constant Ka for a weak acid?Ka= [ H+]2/[ HA]
  24. 24Define pKa.pKa = – log10 Ka
  25. 25What is the equivalence point for a reaction between a strong acid and strong base? What indicator should be used?7
    Any indicator can be used.
  26. 26What is the equivalence point for a reaction between a strong acid and weak base? What indicator should be used?5
    Methyl orange
  27. 27What is the equivalence point for a reaction between a weak acid and strong base? What indicator should be used?9
    Phenolphthalein
  28. 28What is the equivalence point for a reaction between a weak acid and weak base? What indicator should be used?equivalence point can not be accurately detected.
    Use a pH probe
  29. 29Why can the equivalence point can not be accurately detected in the reaction between a weak acid and weak base?The variation in the pH is so gradual.
  30. 30what are indicators?Weak organic acids
  31. 31Define Buffer.A solution whose pH is resistant to change on the addition of small quantities of acid or base.
  32. 32What happens to an acidic buffer if acid is added?H+ combines with A- to from HA.
    The equilibrium moves to the left to remove the H+.
    As long as reservoir of A- large enough all the H+ can be removed and the pH is unchanged.
  33. 33What happens to an acidic buffer if base is added?OH- combines with H+ to form H2O. This reduces concentration of H+ so more HA will dissociate to replace the H+.
    Equilibrium will move to the right.
    As long as reservoir of HA is large enough, all the H+ can be replaced and the pH is unchanged.
  34. 34What happens to an Basic buffer if acid is added?Ammonia acts as a sink and mops up proton to form ammonium ions. Equilibrium shifts to the right and as long as there is sufficient NH3 the pH will remain unchanged.
  35. 35What happens to an Basic buffer if base is added?Ammonium ions act ac a source of H+ ions and remove the OH- to reform ammonia.
    Equilibrium shifts to the left and as long as there is sufficient NH4+ the pH will remain unchanged.
  36. 36How do you calculate the pH of acidic buffer?[H+] = Ka x [HA]/ [A-]
    Then use: -log10(H+)
  37. 37What are examples of buffers?Organic acids like methanoic acid etc.

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A Levels (Unit 4) Chemistry Fichas sobre Acid and bases, creado por megan.radcliffe16 el 17/12/2014.
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