A process of determining the unknown concentration of an acid or base using a known concentration of an acid or base.
What is titration
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Acids Donate H+ ions in aqueous solutions
What is Bronsted-Lowery Definition
100
Name H3P
What is Hydrophosphic acid.
200
[H+] = 2.2x10^-5
What is pH= 4.66
200
[-OH] = 1x 10 ^ -11 M
What is pOH = 11
200
Ionization of sulfuric acid
What is H2SO4--> 2H+ + (SO4)2-
200
Acids are electron acceptors
What is Lewis Definition
200
Formula of sulfuric acid
What is H2SO4
300
[-OH]= 1x10^-9
What is pH = 5
300
[H+] = 1x10^-4
What is pOH=10
300
Ionization of Calcium hydroxide
What is Ca(OH)2 --> (Ca)2+ + 2(OH)-
300
Bases are electron pair donors
What is Lewis Definition
300
Formula for calcium hydroxide
What is Ca(OH)2
400
[H+]=4.3x10^-12
What is pH = 11.37
400
[-OH] = 4.67x10^-9
What is pOH = 8.33
400
In a titration reaction, 24 mL of 0.5 M HCl was required to neutralized 10 mL of unknown concentration NaOH base. What is the concentration of the NaOH?
What is 1.2 M NaOH
400
Bases are hydrogen ion acceptors
What is Bronsted-Lowery Definition
400
Formula for nitric acid
What is HNO3
500
[-OH]=5.2x10^-5 M
What is pH = 9.72
500
[H2SO4] = 1x10^-4
What is pOH= 10.03
500
In a titration reaction, 50 mL of 2.5 M H2SO4 was required to neutralized 125 mL of unknown concentration NaOH base. What is the concentration of the NaOH?
What is 2 M NaOH
500
Acids are able to ionize to form an H+ and Bases are able to ionize to form -OH