Calculating pH (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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pH stands for
pH stands for
Power of hydrogen
pH formula
pH formula
pOH formula
pOH formula
Relationship between pH and pOH at 25°C
Relationship between pH and pOH at 25°C
Strong acids in water
Strong acids in water
Completely dissociate (break apart)
for strong acids equals
for strong acids equals
Molarity × number of ions released
releases how many ions
releases how many ions
2 ions per molecule
Method to find pH of strong bases
Method to find pH of strong bases
Calculate pOH first, then use
When strong acid conc. decreases by factor of 10, pH
When strong acid conc. decreases by factor of 10, pH
Increases by 1 unit
Weak acids in water
Weak acids in water
Only partially dissociate
(dissociation constant) tells us
(dissociation constant) tells us
How much the acid dissociates
Simplified formula for in weak acids
Simplified formula for in weak acids
Weak vs strong acid pH at same concentration
Weak vs strong acid pH at same concentration
Weak acids have higher pH values
Conductivity: strong vs weak acids
Conductivity: strong vs weak acids
Strong acids: high; weak acids: lower
Traditional pH scale range at 25°C
Traditional pH scale range at 25°C
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