Equilibrium + Acids and Bases

Question

An acid is a hydrogen ion (proton) donor.

Answer 1

Bronsted-Lowry Theory of Acids and Bases

Answer 2

Arrhenius Theory of Acids and Bases

Answer 3

produce H+ (aq)

Answer 4

produce OH- (aq)

Answer 5

accept H+ (aq)

Answer 6

accept OH- (aq)

Answer 7

ammonia, NH3 (aq)

Answer 8

sodium hydroxide, NaOH (aq)

Answer 9

phenol, HC6H5O (aq)

Answer 10

hydrochloric acid, HCl (aq)

Answer 11

differ by one oxygen atom

Answer 12

differ by one hydrogen ion

Answer 13

neutralize each other in aqueous solution

Answer 14

produce hydroxide ions in solution

Answer 15

HCHO2 (aq)

Answer 16

Ka is small.

Answer 17

It exists primarily in the form of molecules in solution.

Answer 18

It ionizes completely in aqueous solution.

Answer 19

Its ionization equilibrium lies far to the left.

Answer 20

amphiprotic

Answer 21

indicators

Answer 22

polyprotic

Answer 23

electrolytes

Answer 24

a weak acid an a strong base in water

Answer 25

a weak acid and its conjugate base in water

Answer 26

a strong acid and a weak base in water

Answer 27

a neutral salt in water

Answer 28

The titrant is added slowly from a burette into the sample until the equivalence point is observed.

Answer 29

The sample is added slowly from a burette into the titrant until the equivalence point is observed.

Answer 30

The sample is added slowly from a burette into the titrant until the endpoint is observed.

Answer 31

The titrant is added slowly from a burette into the sample until the endpoint is observed.

Answer 32

reaction temperature

Answer 33

whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic

Answer 34

initial concentration of reactants

Answer 35

all of the above

Answer 36

the speed of the reaction

Answer 37

the tendency for the reaction to produce products

Answer 38

the temperature at which the reaction will take place

Answer 39

the concentrations of the reactants and products

Answer 40

reversible reactions

Answer 41

all reactions at equilibrium

Answer 42

precipitation reactions

Answer 43

all chemical reactions

Answer 44

causes a decrease in the concentration of the reactants

Answer 45

causes a decrease in the concentration of the products

Answer 46

does not affect the system

Answer 47

causes an increase in the concentration of the products

Answer 48

sodium hypochlorite, NaClO

Answer 49

all of the above

Answer 50

they taste bitter

Answer 51

they feel slippery

Answer 52

they turn blue litmus pink

Answer 53

all of the above

Answer 54

electrolytic

Answer 55

amphiprotic

Answer 56

HClO3 (aq)

Answer 57

They completely dissociate in water to produce hydrogen ions.

Answer 58

They completely dissociate in water to produce hydroxide ions.

Answer 59

They only partially dissociate in water to produce hydroxide ions.

Answer 60

They only partially dissociate in water to produce hydrogen ions.

Answer 61

a strong acid

Answer 62

a weak acid

Answer 63

a weak base

Answer 64

an organic acid

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