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As solubility increases, temperature
increases
When temperature increases, gases
dissolve less in water
Henry’s Law says
solubility of gas in liquid is directly related to pressure of gas over liquid
Regarding Henrys law, if you have higher pressure then
more gas dissolved
Regarding Henrys law, if you have lower pressure then
gas escapes
Dilution
amount of solute stays same but volume increases
Does dilution cause concentration to increase or decrease
decrease
Strong electrolytes
lots of charged particles, conduct electricity
Weak electrolytes
few charged particles, poor electricity
non electrolytes
no charged particles, no electricity
strong acids
dissociate in water
weak acids
partially dissociate
dissociate means to
split into ions and dissolve
acids produce what when dissolved
H+ ions
Bases produce what when dissolved
OH- ions
Strong bases
dissociate in water to give aqueous solution of metal ion and hydroxide ion
Weak bases
partially dissociate
Neutralization
acid reacts with base to form salt and water
low pka number means
more acidic
Bronsted lowry acid is a
proton donor
bronsted lowry base is a
proton acceptor
Arrhenius Acid
increase H+
Arrhenius base
increase OH-
pH<pKa
more acidic
pH>pKa
more basic
3 major buffers
protein, phosphate, bicarbonate
When acid loses a proton it becomes a
conjugate base
When base gains a proton it becomes
conjugate acid
if K>1 then
products greater than reactants
if K<1 then
products less than reactants
Henrys law
higher pressure so more gas dissolves
Hypotonic
cell swells, low concentration outside
Hypertonic
Cell shrinks, high concentration outside
what are the H+ and OH- in regards to acidic pH
H+> OH-
what are the H+ and OH- in regards to basic pH
OH>H+
Hypoventilation shifts and has what pH
right, lower
Hyperventilation shifts and has what pH
left, higher
Large Ka means
strong acid
Small Ka means
weak acid
Stronger acid
weaker conjugate base