Conversions
Buffers/Titration
Hydrolysis
Identities
Acid deposition
100

kb of a base equals 5.0 x 10^-2. what is ka? 

2.0 x 10^-13

100

is methyl orange a suitable indicator for the reaction between a weak acid and strong base? 

no

100

what is salt hydrolysis? 

the reactions of acids and bases to form a salt and water. 

100

what is a lewis acid? 

an electron pair acceptor

100

is fog a type of acid deposition? 

yes, if it contains acidic pollutants

200

a base has pH= 12.2. what is the pOH of the base? 

1.8

200

define buffer region

the area where a solution is relatively resistant to pH change as it is titrated 

200

what will the approximate pH of the reactions of a strong acid and base be at 298k? 

neutral~7

200

sort the acids as weak and strong: 

hydrochloric acid 

ammonium

sulfiric acid 

nitric acid 

strong: HCL, H2SO4, HNO3

weak: NH4+

200

does acid deposition cause erosion or corrosion? 

both- marble and limestone are erroded, and metals are corroded 

300

a solution has pH= 3.0. what is [OH-]?

10^-11 mol dm-3

300

where does pH=pKa in titration? 

half equivalence point, because [HA]=[A-]

300

write the equilibrium equation for the solution of a salt with a weak base and strong conjugate acid

(B+) + H2O <-> BOH + H+

(acidic solution)

300

what is a bronsted-lowry base? 

an H+ acceptor

300

why is natural rain acidic? 

dissolved CO2 reacts with water to form carbonic acid, which dissociates into H+

400

pKa of a HF solution is 3.17. what is kb of the solution? 

1.5 x 10^-11 or 1.0 x 10 ^ -10.8

400

what are the two ways to make a buffer solution?

-add excess weak acid/base to a strong one

-mix an acid/base with a salt of its conjugate 

both techniques form a solution with equimolar amounts of unreacted acid/base and its salt 

400
why does ammonium nitrate form an acidic solution? 

ammonium is a weak acid and nitrate Acts as a spectator ion in the dissolution of the salt.

400

sort the bases as weak/strong 

ammonia 

sodium hydroxide

potassium hydroxide 

methylamine 

strong: NaOH, KOH 

weak: NH3, CH3NH2

400

How does SO2 cause acid rain? 

it reacts with O2 to make SO3, then disolves in water to make sulfiric acid

500

a solution of .108 M hydrocyanic acid (HCN) has a pH of 5.09 at equilibrium. What is the expression to find ka? 

(10^-5.09)^2/(.108-10^-.509)= Ka

500

this curve shows the reaction between a ___ acid and ____ base.

strong, weak 

500

what do you need to know to determine the relative acidity/alkalinity of a solution of weak base and weak acid? 

Ka and Kb values

500

what is an arrhenius acid? 

dissociates into H+ in water

500

Name three consequences of acid rain

-leaching in plants (minerals become soluble and wash away)

-marble and limestone erosion

-acidity in aquatic ecosystems

-sulfate and nitrate particles cause respiratory issues.