- A salt with both acid and basic characteristics. An example is Al(OH)3
- What is the molecular formula for perchloric acid and chloric acid?
- Write the equation depicting the addition of strong base (OH-) to a buffer solution of acetic acid (CH3COOH) and NaCH3COO- (sodium acetate)
- A molecule that acts as a proton donor during an acid-base reaction
- A weak base dissociates (completely/partially) in water to produce a (large/small) amount of (hydrogen/hydroxide) ions
- What term describes a molecule that acts as an electron pair donor?
- What strengths of an acid and base is required to form a basic salt in a neutralization reaction?
- What is the only strong polyprotic acid?
- A weak acid dissociates (completely/partially) in water to produce a (large/small) amount of (hydrogen/hydroxide) ions
- any species that dissolves in aqueous solution to produce hydroxide ions
- What term describes a molecule that acts as an electron pair acceptor?
- A strong base dissociates (completely/partially) in water to produce a (large/small) amount of (hydrogen/hydroxide) ions
- What happens to the acidity of binary acids as the atomic radius of the halogen atom increases?
- A strong acid dissociates (completely/partially) in water to produce a (large/small) amount of (hydrogen/hydroxide) ions
- Are all Arrhenius bases Bronsted-Lowry bases?
- As the value of pKa decreases, what happens to the strength of the acid?
- must possess a lone pair of electrons in order to receive a proton
- Power of hydrogen ion concentration
- As the value of pKb increases, what happens to the strength of the base?
- Monomers called _____ _____, there are ___different _____ _____