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inert ions
strong acids and strong bases
They don’t make H3O or OH-
don’t change the Ph
why do higher charges make an ion more acidic?
The higher charge makes the ion more able to hydrolyze water by pulling out hydroxide
How do two solutions qualify as a buffer
need a weak acid or a weak base (establishes equilibrium)
Need an ion in common with WA or WB (manipulates equillibrium)
what does a common ion do to a non-reversable reaction
NOTHINGGGGGUH
= no equilibrium
Ionization reaction is not controllable
explain common ion effect for buffers
The salt, having an ion in common with the weak acid or weak base, provides a means of shifting that equilibrium in reverse, which lessens the concentration of hydronium or hydroxide produced
what pH does a neutral solution have?
7.00
buffer pH solutions
Need to solve for hydronium or hydroxide. u don’t do x squared