Acid Base Solutions
What happen when the PH is lower?
The solutions is stronger.
What is Ocean acidification?
Is when the ocean becomes more acidic.
What happens when something is done to a reactions?
The reactions will respond the opposite way.
What does FR means?
Where is Sulfuric acid found?
Sulfuric acid is found in car battery's
How can a 2 acid have the same concentraion?
They can have the same concentration but different values.
What is the normal PH of ocean water?
The normal PH of ocean water is about 8.2
What is the reactions of Q=Keq?
Rate is equal for forward and reverse reactions.
whats the first step of determining a solution?
write down information we know from the problem
What does acid precipitation harm?
Equal system
What similarities do a weak acid and a weak base have?
They both are weaker and have less HA.
What caused the increase in ocean acidification?
The increase was caused by more CO2 by beging release into the atmosphere.
what happens when a system temperature decreases?
more energy must be produced to compenstate
What are the 3 possible situations in aqueous solutions?
2. Neutral solution
3. Basic (Alkaline) soltuion
Where is lactic acid found in which 3 products?
Lactic acid gives limes and grapefruits their sour taste.
How can 2 acids can have the same strength but different ph values.
They both have different ions.
What happens when CO2 mixes with ocean water?
It forms carbonic acid in the water.
why do a substance increases its substance?
because of extra conecntration and it must be used up
what substance is capable of behaving as an acidic or a base
amphoteric
what does (BLA + CB) mean?
bronsted-lowry acid and conugate base
What are 2 different ways to create a solution with a pH of 9?
With a initial concentration of 0.001 and a strong strength.
Why is the ocean important for carbon dioxide?
the ocean absorbs the half of the carbon dioxide from atomoshpere.
why does a substance decreases its temperature?
because it must produce more energy to compensate
what does IOW mean?
inoization of water
does a conjugate acid accepts or donates a proton BLB (brondsted-lowry base)
accepts