Acids Bases and Buffers

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what are acids?

proton donors

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what is the difference between string and weak acids?

strong acids fully ionise in solution where weak acids only partially ionise

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what is the pH equation?

-Log[H+]

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what is the Ka equation?

Ka= [H+][A-]/[HA] or [H+]2/[HA]

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what does Kw mean?

the ionic product of water

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what is the Kw equation?

[H+][OH-]

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what are bases?

proton acceptors

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what is the difference between strong and weak bases?

string bases are fully ionised but weak bases are partially ionised

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what is a buffer?

something which resists the change in pH on addition of small amounts of acid or base or on dilution

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what are acidic buffers?

weak acids and a salt of the acid formed from a strong base

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what are basic buffers?

weak base and salt of the base formed from a strong acid

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what happens when OH- is added to an acidic buffer?

more A- and H2O is formed

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what happens when H+ is added to an acidic buffer?

more HA formed

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where do anions come from in buffers?

A-

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what happens to HA in buffers?

almost all remain unchanged