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Introduction: Acids and bases are used throughout society and in all biological systems. In this unit you will some basics regarding acids and bases and a couple of techniques for neutralizing an acid or base. | |||||
| For your test you should be able to: | |||||
| 1) Define the following vocabulary words: | |||||
| Ka | Acidic Solution | Alkaline (basic) Solution | Amphoteric | ||
| Kb | Conjugate (acid and base) | mono-, di-, tri- protic | H ion donor | ||
| H ion acceptor | Hydronium Ion | Hydroxide ion | Kw | ||
| Lewis acid and base | Neutral Solution | pH and pOH | Buffer | ||
| Common ion | Equivalence | Neutralization Reaction | Normality (N) | ||
| Salt Hydrolysis | Solubility Product (Ksp) | Titration | |||
| 2) Recognize acids and bases from this chemical structures. | |||||
| 3) Calculate pH and pOH and relate these quantities to relative strength of acids and bases. | |||||
| 4) Use normality to neutralize an acid or base by titration. | |||||
| 5) Distinguish among Arrhenius, Bronsted-Lowry, and Lewis acids and bases. | |||||
| 6) Predict the products of an acid/base reaction. | |||||
| 7) Understand the purpose of indicators. | |||||
| Chapter 18: | |||||
| Problems | Due Date | ||||
| 1-7, 21-24 | April 27 | ||||
| 8-12, 25, 27-29 | April 28 | ||||
| 13-16, 31-35 | May 1 | ||||
| Worksheet | May 2 | ||||
| Chapter 19: | |||||
| Problems | Due Date | ||||
| 1-4, 19-22 | May 3 | ||||
| 5-12, 25-28, 30 | May 4 | ||||
| 15-17, 35-37 | May 5 | ||||
| Review for Test: May 5 | |||||
| Test: May 8 | |||||
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