Learn: Pka values of Acids

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hydrochloric acid

-7

<p>-7</p>
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sulfuric acid

-3

<p>-3</p>
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hydronium ion

-1.7

<p>-1.7</p>
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hydrofluoric acid

3.17

<p>3.17</p>
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formic acid

3.76

<p>3.76</p>
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acetic acid

4.74

<p>4.74</p>
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hydrocyanic acid

9.22

<p>9.22</p>
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ammonium ion

9.24

<p>9.24</p>
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water

15.7

10
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ethyl alcohol

15.9

<p>15.9</p>
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acetone

20

12
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acetylene

25

<p>25</p>
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ammonia

38

<p>38</p>
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methane

50

<p>50</p>
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lower. more stable, weaker.

the stronger the acid, the ____ the pka value. stronger acids have ___ conjugate bases.

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draw out the conjugate acid or base; know how much one is stronger by via the difference between the two -> __ is stronger than ___ by pKeq=x or Keq=10^x

what to do when comparing the strengths of two acids/bases? how to know by how much one is stronger than the other?