Acids
Bases
pH
Reactions
Ch. 15
100

one characteristic of an acid is this kind of taste

sour

100

increases the concentration of OH-

Arrhenius base

100

pH scale ranges from 0 to this number

14

100

how many portons per molecule can a monoprotic acid donate

one

100

highest concentration of H3O and OH that can exist at the same time

1.0 x 10-7 

200

Arrhenius acids give up these ions to water

Hydrogen

200

HCl is a strong acid its conjugate would be what

weak base

200

a solution with a pH of 4 is said to what

acidic

200

what are transferred in a Bronsted-Lowry acid-base reaction

protons

200

name this acid HClO4

perchloric acid

300

Conjugate acid of water is this

H3O+

300

a strong base will do this in an aqueous solution

completely dissociate into ions

300

pH paper can be used to this reason, but isn't an exact measure

a quick approximation of pH
300

the main component in acid rain that causes damage to limestone

H2SO4

300

pH of .001 M HCl

3

400

H2SOis this type of acid, that includes hydrogen, oxygen and one other element

oxyacid
400

when an acid gives up a proton it will form this

conjugate base

400

What is the OH- in a .1 M HCl solution

1x10-13

400

an acid that contains hydrogen and one other element

binary

400
when you perform an acid-base titration this must be reached

 equivalence point

500

the formula for nitric acid

HNO3

500

neutralization of a strong acid and base produces mostly

H2O
500

pH plus pOH will always equal this number at 25 degrees celcius

14

500

as the hydronium ions increase in a solution this happens to the pH

it decreases, 

500

the end point of a titration using an acid-base indicator would been a change in pH and this 

the color of acid-base indicator should change

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