acids and bases

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If you add electrons to an element

what happens to the oxidation state?

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How do you calculate titration

n

C v

n:mol

c:mol/dm3

V= dm3 (:1000)

  1. find moles of titrant n=cv

  2. Moles have a 1:1 ratio

  3. Use values of titrands to calculate concentration

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What happens to the oxidation states when you subtract electrons to an element

Oxidation state will increase (oxidation)

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Give an example of an ion in a redox reaction

V2+ the ion is 2+

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V2+ -> V3+ +e- explain

-Each side is balanced 2 -> 3 + (-1)

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What is an oxidation state?

the charge an atom would have if it were an ion in a compound (02- ox state is -2)

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Oxidation

loss of electrons

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reduction

gaining electrons

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What is the oxidation state of a single element? (Cu

O2)

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What's the oxidation state state in Poly atomic Ions

Oxidation state is the sum of all ions

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What do the oxidation states in a neutral element add up to

0

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What is an acid?

proton donor (H+)

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Disassociation

Substances splitting into ions in water(strong acid/basis completely disassociate in water)

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Explain increases in the pH scale

Change of one is equal to times 10 in H + on the scale

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What is a base?

proton acceptor H+

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An example of a strong acid

hydrochloric acid

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An example of an acidic compound

Hydrochloric acid HCl

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Given an example of a basic compound

NH3 ammonia

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Give a example of a neutral compound

Water

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What is a proton?

positively charged particle

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Describe the pH scale and what it measures.

The pH scale measures the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. -0-14 0-7 acidic

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Acidic pH

less than 7

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Basic pH

greater than 7

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Neutral pH

7

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What is a conjugate base?

the particle that remains when an acid has donated a hydrogen ion

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What is a conjugate acid?

the particle formed when a base gains a hydrogen ion

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What’s in what’s indicator would be best to identify the equivalent points of a reaction between sodium hydroxide and nitric acid

Pink and white, shows the biggest contrast between colors, changes colors, exactly at equivalent point of pH 7

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