Acid And Base Notes PDF
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These notes provide an overview of acid and base properties and reactions. They define organic and mineral acids, and detail reactions they undergo with metals and other chemical components. The notes touch on observable changes for these reactions.
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Organic acids : Composed of C, H , 0 Mineral acds : Extracted from minerals ↳ Pure...
Organic acids : Composed of C, H , 0 Mineral acds : Extracted from minerals ↳ Pure form : HWg) HISOye) ANOuce characteristics of acid : Sour taste Are electrolytes > - Contains delocalized electrons after dissolving in water Dilute acid turn Blue most litmus paper red Reaction #1 : (with metals Ionic. ea Acidcaps + Metals(s) > - Saltcag) + Hacg/1 2H++. Metal > - Cation + He Observable change Metal dissolves + (CH3OTH) : 2. Colorless gas bubbles formed /nation Anian Test tube becomes warm Test for gas in reaction : Only very dil Nitric. acid reacts with metals Hydrogen formed collected by Diff -diff displacement of water' ↳. cour , , reaction & In X Reaction with acids & He insoluble in water ↳Condition Reaction #2 Neutralization Acid + Metal wide/hydroxide > - salt-water VPure form /Insoluble bases observable changes : · solid base dissolves (If solid Test tube becomes warm Ionic eq. General form : H + OH > - He * Break substance into ions Conditions : X Stated as a solid PbSO4 X Insoluble in water - > - ppUi CaSPa Reaction #3 (CO: /HCO3 / Acid + COS" /H20: > - Salt + 120 + 20 , Observable change : colotless gas formed bubbles Metal CO3"/HCO3 dissolves (If metal ( Test tube becomes narm Fo eq CH" + 105 /HLO5 > - H20 + CO : Cheneral form/ Experimental set-up star + HL in water A lime water gas that Observable turns change : milky ICO live water Milky solution + : > - Role of water > - Acidic properties Ionization : Pure and dissolves + in water > - Molecules isnizes > - Form H ions HL gas > - Inverted funnel : Used when dissolving a gas very soluble in water The Prevent back sucking > - surface area It t ion responsible for acidic properties