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An acid is a proton ______?
Donor
A base is a proton ______?
Acceptor
Acids liberate which ion in water?
H+
Alkalis produce which ions in water?
OH-
What is the product of: OH- + H+
H2O/Water
The difference between a strong acid and a weak acid is that a strong acid is____?
Completely ionised in water
What is titration used to measure?
How much alkali is needed to react completely with a known amount of acid
How do we know when the exact amount has been found in titration?
The indicator changes colour
What is the unit used to show concentration in a substance?
mol/dm3
Concentration=
Mass/Volume
1 dm3 is the same as how many cm3?
1000 cm3
What is the formula for titration calculations?
MaVa=MbVb