Chem

Acids are H+1 or proton donors and bases are H+1 or proton acceptors is the basis of whose acid/base theory?

Acids are electron pair acceptors and bases are electron pair donors is the basis of whose acid/base theory?

Acids produce H+1 ions in solution and bases produce OH-1 ions in solution is the basis of whose acid/base theory?

Acids and Bases:

Are both non-electrolytes

Neutralize one another

Produce a salt and water when reacted together

Properties of acidic solutions include:

Having a tart or sour taste

Reacting with metals to produce a salt plus hydrogen gas

Turning red litmus paper to blue

Properties of basic solutions include

Turning red litmus paper to blue

Having a bitter taste

Their aqueous solutions will produce hydroxide ions

The molar concentration of H3o+1 or H+1 in a basic solution is:

Greater than 1.0*10^-7 M

Less than the OH

Less than 1.0*10^-7 M

Which of the following are false

POH of an acidic solution is less than 7

The pH of a basic solution is greater than 7

The pH of a neutral solution is equal to 14

Strong acids and strong bases:

Both ionize partially

both ionize completely

Are strong electrolytes

All of the following bases are strong except

Caoh

Aloh

Naoh

Mgoh

When the endpoint/equivalence point is reached in a strong acid/base titration:

The acid and base have neutralized one another

The indicator used will change colors

They have produced a solution whose pH is right around 7

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