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Acids, Bases, and Salts
  • Chapter 23

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Acids and Bases Section 1
  • What do you think of when you hear acid?
  • Acids have at least ____ hydrogen atom that can
    be removed
  • Acid produces ______ in a water solution.
  • H reacts w/ H2O to form H3O ?
    ____________________ ion

3
Properties of Acids
  • Taste _______________
  • ____________ on skin
  • Corrosive irreparable _____________
  • React strongly w/ certain metals and produce H2
    ___________
  • React w/ indicators to produce different
    _____________
  • _________________ organic compound that changes
    color in an acid or base.

4
Common Acids
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Bases
  • Ex ____________ powder, Mallox and antacids are
    bases
  • ______________ clean greasy, fatty substances
    (bases)
  • Base produce hydroxide ion,________, in H2O
    solution. Also, accepts H ion.

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Properties of Bases
  • _____________ of acids
  • Many are crystalline ____________
  • Most are _____________ compounds
  • Feel ___________ and have bitter taste
  • Corrosive and cause severe _________
  • React w/ ________________ to produce different
    colors

7
Common Bases
8
Strengths of Acids and Bases
  • Section 2

9
Strong and Weak Acids
  • Strength depend on how many _______________
    dissociate into ions
  • Strong Acid nearly _________ molecules
    dissociate into ions
  • Ex HCl, __________ , H2SO4

10
Strong and Weak Acids
  • Weak Acids only _________ amount dissolves in
    water
  • ________ do the damage more ions more
    _____________!!
  • Ex Acetic Acid and _____________ Acid

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Strong and Weak Acids
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Strong vs. Weak
  • Strong ?
  • All _________________
  • Weak ?
  • Some __________________ and Some Products

13
Strong and Weak Bases
  • Most ___________ are ionic compounds
  • Strong Base dissociate _____________ to its
    ions. Ex sodium hydroxide, NaOH
  • Weak Base does __________ dissociate completely.
    Ex ammonia, NH3

14
Dilute and Concentration
  • Dilute more ____________ than acid
  • Concentrated more ___________ than water
  • Can have concentrated ________ acid and
    _____________ strong acid

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Measuring Strength
  • pH measure of concentration of _____
  • More H the _____________ the pH
  • Scale from 0 14
  • 7 __________, concentration of OH-
    concentration of ________
  • Below 7 _____________, more H
  • Above 7 _____________, more OH-

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pH Scale
17
Buffers
  • Def solutions containing __________ that react
    with additional acids or bases to
    _________________ effects on pH

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Salts
  • Section 3

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Neutralization
  • Def rxn between an ____________ and a
    ______________ that takes place in a water
    solution.
  • 2 rxns occur HCl(aq) NaOH(aq)
  • H3O(aq) OH-(aq) ? H2O(l) ________
  • Na(aq) Cl-(aq) ? NaCl(aq) ________

20
Salt Formation
  • _____________ compound formed when (-) ion from
    combines with __________ ion from base
  • Ex NaCl

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Acid Base Rxns
  • acid _______ ? salt ________
  • 2HCl(aq) Ca(OH)2(aq) ? CaCl2(aq) 2H2O(l)

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Soaps and Detergents
  • ___________(water) and Nonpolar(grease fat)
    substances
  • Like dissolves Like
  • Polar dissolves Polar, etc.
  • Soaps have both Polar and _________ ends
  • Mix with water and grease
  • Hydrocarbon Chain is 12 - _____ carbons

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Soap Scum
  • Salts form that are ______________ in water
  • _________________ do NOT make insoluble salts
  • can be used in cold water
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