15.1 - Acids, Bases, and Salts

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what is vinegar also called?

acetic acid

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what acid is in stomach?

hydrochloric acid

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soap contains what base?

sodium hydroxide

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what is a salt?

ionic compound of positive metal ion, negative nonmetal ion

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what is produced when acids and bases react with each other?

salt

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is ammonia a base or acid?

base

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what do acids do?

form hydronium ions when dissociating in aqueous solution

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what is formula for hydronium?

H3O

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what are monoprotic acids?

acids with one hydrogen proton

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three hydrogen ion acid is called…

triprotic acid

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acids release ___ ion while bases release _____ ion when dissociating

H+, OH-

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what is a conjugate acid?

formed when base receives hydrogen ion

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what is conjugate base?

formed when acid donates hydrogen ion

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what is a lewis base?

substance that donates pair of electrons to form covalent bond

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what is a lewis acid?

a substance that accepts pair of electrons to form covalent bond

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what pH level is neutral?

7

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acidic solutions have pH value higher/lower than 7

lower

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when blood pH is less than ____, ____ occurs

7.35, acidosis

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when blood pH is higher than _____, _____ occurs

alkidosis

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what does a buffer system consist of?

weak acid or base along with its conjugate

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what is buffer capcity?

maximum amount of acid or base added before significant pH change

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what is buffer range?

overall pH range when buffer is effective

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what is the difference between endpoint and equivalence point?

equivalence point is the theoretical exact point, endpoint is observed point