Acid-Base Titrations

Any titration curve

________ can be considered to have four parts.

Equivalence point

________: for strong acid- strong base, the pH= 7.

weak acid

The ________ is a different color than its conjugate base.

pH

The ________ depends on the molarity of the EXCESS moles of acid.

Titration curve

________: a graph of volume of base vs. pH, when an acid is titrated with the base.

Equivalence Point

________: the point at which the moles of acid= the moles of base.

Titration curve

a graph of volume of base vs. pH, when an acid is titrated with the base

Equivalence Point

the point at which the moles of  acid = the moles of base

Initial pH

before base is added

For a strong acid, the pH is just

log[HA]

Acid range

the moles of acid > moles of base

Base range

beyond equivalence point