(5) Module 5 (Acid-Base Equilibria) Lecture 1 (Part B and C)
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Strong electrolyte is?
Completely Ionized (Strong Acid/Base)
Weak electrolyte is?
Partially ionized (Weak acid/base)
Ionization can be measured and then summarized using?
NEW Keq
Ka stands for
Acid Dissociation Constant
Which type of electrolytes will completely dissociate in water?
Strong electrolytes (Salt)
Larger the Ka value=
More product forms (H3O+)
Therefor the stronger the weak acid
For the most part, we don’t consider Ka values for strong acids (or bases) because they?
Dissociate 100%
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The stronger the acid=
The weaker its conjugate base
Relative strength can be estimated from?
The magnitude of the equilibrium constant (Keq or Ka)
The weaker the acid=
The stronger conjugate base
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