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What are the characteristics of acids?
-Sour taste
-React with metals
-Produce H2
-Turns litmus red
-pH<7
What are the characteristics of bases?
-Slippery
-Bitters
-Turn litmus blue
-pH>7
What are salts?
Ionic compounds that are formed from the cation of a base and the anion of an acid in a neutralization rx
What are salts, bases, and acids when dissolved in water?
Electro lights (carry a current)
What is the Arrhenious Theory?
-Acid is a substance that produces H+
-Base is a substance that produces OH-
What is the Bronsted-Lawery Theory?
-Acid is a proton donor
-Base is a proton accepter
What are the pairs called
-BL base--conjugate acid
-BL acid--conjugate base
Give an example of a mono, di, and try protic acid
-HCl=mono
-H2SO4
-H3PO4
What is an amphoteric, what is one example?
A substance that acts like an acid or base
ex. Water
What is the Lewis Theory?
-Lewis acid=e- pair acceptor
-Lewis base=e- pair donor
What is an anhydride?
-Acid anhydride= acid w/o water, aa+water=acid, also called non-metal oxide
-Base anhydride= base w/o water, ba+water=base, also called metal oxide
What is pH?
Measure of hydronium ion
How do you find the pH?
-log(H+)
How do you find the pOH?
-log(OH-)
What are strong acids and bases?
They completely dissociate in water
What are weak acids and bases?
They do not dissociate in water
What are some strong acids?
HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, HSO4, HClO4
What are some strong bases?
Group 1 and Ca, Sr, Ba (all with OH-)
What is titration?
A neutralization rx, An acid+base=salt +water
If it's a 1:1 mole ratio, what is true?
Moles of acid= moles of base
What is an indicator?
Weak organic dyes turn different colors in presence of acid or base
Who are two indicators?
-Red or blue litmus
-Phenolphthalein
What is the color change?
The end point=neutralization
What is titration?
Process in which a standard solution is used to find the concentration of an acid or base in a neutralization reaction
What is a standard solution?
Solution where concentration is know (also called titrant
What equation can be used in a 1:1 titration?
MaVa=MbVb where M=molarity and V=volume