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effect of Ka on acid strength
large Ka (>1) = stronger acid, smaller Ka (<1) = weaker acid
effect of pKa on acid strength
the smaller the pKa, the stronger the acid
common ion effect
adding outside ions causes the rxn to shift toward reactants, decreasing solubility
lewis acids
accept lone ELECTRONS (Acid Accepts)
bronsted lowery acids
donates H+
arrhenius acids
make H+ in water
buffering capacity
the amount of acid or base a buffer can neutralize, larger concentration=larger buffer capacity
buffer range
pH range which a buffer can be effective (1pH unit on either side of pKa)