Chemistyr neutralizaiton, titration, acids and bases etc

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Acids and bases both react to form…

Salt and water through neutralization

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pH level of Acids

pH < 7

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pH level of bases

pH > 7

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CH3OH are ____

NOT bases. They are alcohols (organic chemistry unit)

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The presence of ___ are what makes acids (Table K)

H+ ions

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The presence or ___ is what are makes a base (table L)

OH-

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acids + bases =

Water and salt

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How can titration be used to find an unknown concentration of an acid/base?

Titration is used to find the unknown concentration of an acid/base by slowly adding a base/acid of known concentration to the acid/base until it is neutralized.

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Hydronium

H+ ions / acid / H3O+

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Hydroxide

Base / OH-

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In terms of ions, Increasing pH means…

Less H+ ions and more OH- ions (more basic).

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In terms of ions, decreasing pH means…

More H+ ions and less OH- ions (more acidic).

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Diprotic

Two hydrogens are released

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Monoprotic

Single hydrogen

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Electrolyte

When dissolved (aqueous) of liquid, releases ions and allows for electrical current

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Arrhenius base

Produces hydroxide ions when dissolved in water

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Amines are…

Bases

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Arrhenius acid

Solution where hydrogen ion is the only positive ion

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The more an acid/base ionizes…

The stronger the acid/base

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If releases a lot of ions…

Very strong and are better conductors of electricity since more electrolytes

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Since molarity = moles/liters then…

#ofmoles = molarity x liter

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Higher molarity = …. (In terms of conductivity)

more conductive

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Molarity = …

Concentration

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Acids release …. when they dissolve

H+ ions

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ALL salts are

Ionic (conduct electricity)

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Ionic solids release…

Ions

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Higher molarity = ….

more ions

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Electrolytes

Split apart when dissolved in water into charged particles

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Covalent bonds are NOT electrolytes because

They do not dissociate into ions and they do not conduct electricity

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When an acid/base needs more volume to balance/neutralize the same number of moles of different acid/base, it must be….

Weaker than the other acid/base (stronger one) because you are using a larger amount to balance the stronger acid/base

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Molarity tells you

How concentrated an acid/base is.

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pH means

Potential of hydrogen

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If concentration changes by 10…

pH changes by 1

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If pH changes by 1…

Concentration changes by 10

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1 × 10^-11 tells you… (about pH level)

That the pH is 11 since the exponent is negative 11.