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Chapter 7
Chapter 7 : ACIDS & BASES
Introduction
:
Activity
1:-Below is a list of acids and alkalis. Examine the list and answer the following questions.Classify the solutions according to pH leel.
ACIDE!TRA"A"#A"I
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1
Definition
:!i"#n
acid
is a chemical su$stance which
ionises in water
to produce %%%%%% ion&
H
'
!ii"#n
a*/a*i
is a chemical su$stance which
ionises in water
to produce %%%%..%% ion&
(H
-
.!iii"#
a.e
is a chemical su$stance that
react
with an
acid
to form a %%%%%. and%%%%.. only.!i"#lkalis are $ases that can %%%%%%%%%%. in water.
2
)rite the chemical formula for the following compounds :
ae-oru*aae-oru*a
hydrochloric acid
HC*
sodium oxide
a
2
3
nitric acid
H3
magnesium oxide
M%3
sulphuric acid
H
2
S3
4
calcium oxide
Ca3
ethanoic acid
CH
C33H
copper!**" oxide
Cu3
sodium hydroxide
a3H
lead!**" oxide
+3
potassium hydroxide
#3H
sodium nitrate
a3
calcium hydroxide
Ca3H6
2
potassium sulphate
#
2
S3
4
$arium hydroxide
Ba3H6
2
car$onic acid
H
2
C3
magnesium hydroxide
M%3H6
2
sodium chloride
aC*
ammonium hydroxide
H
4
3H
magnesium
M%
hydrogen ion
H
+inc
8n
hydroxonium ion
H
3
sodium
a
hydroxide ion
3H
9
car$on dioxide
C3
2
sodium car$onate
a
2
C3
hydrogen gas
H
2
calcium car$onate
CaC3
water
H
2
3
copper!**" car$onate
CuC3
magnesium nitrate
M%3
6
2
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Acids & Bases
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h(dro%enh(droide.a*t,aterdi..o*;e
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The Ro*e o) <ATER In Deterinin% The +ropertie. o) Acid. And A*/a*i. :
!a"3he
ro*e
of
water
in determining the properties of
acid.
:!i"#cids in the
absence of water
or
in
organic solvents
:
do not show its acidic properties.
acids remain in the form of %%%%%%%%.
no freely moing %%%%%% ions.!ii"*n the
presence of water
:
0olecules in acids will ionise to form %%%%%%. ions&
H
HCl 4
H
' Cl
-
3he presence of hydrogen ions causes the acid showing its properties.!$"3he
ro*e
of
water
in determining properties of
a*/a*i.
:!i"#lkalis in the
absence of water
or
in
organic solvents
:
do not show its alkaline properties
do not ionise
no free mo$ile %%%%%%%. ions are produced.!ii"*n the
presence of water
:
alkali dissoles and ionises to produce hydroxide ions.
5(H 4 5
'
'
3H
9
3he presence of hydroxide ions causes the alkali showing its properties.
Activity
6 :-
1=
Complete the
ioni.ation e>uation
for these solution in water.
NOTES
:
means 1778 9
complete
ionised in solution
degree of dissociation
is
high
;
∴
high concentration of ions. means reersi$le reactions. 3he molecule doesn<t fully 9
partially
ionise in wate.
degree of dissociation
is
low
;
∴
low concentration of ions.
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Acids & Bases
6
H
6
('H=(
>
!i"H
6
('H
6
?(
@
!ii"H
6
(' =a(H!i" =H
@
(H!" =H
@
(H'CH
>
C((H!iii"
CH
C33
9
'
H
3
9
2H
S3
429
H
a
3H
9
H
4
3H
9
o*ecu*e.h(dro%enh(dro%enh(droide
Example
:
3richloromethane0ethyl$en+ene#lcoholEther
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2=
)rite the
ioni.ation e>uation
of the following acids and alkalis :
Acid ? A*/a*iIoni.ation e>uation
Hydrochloric acid& HCl
HC*
@
H
C*
9
=itric acid& H=(
>
H3
@
H
3
9
?ulphuric acid& H
6
?(
@
H
2
S3
4
@
2H
S3
429
Ethanoic acid& CH
>
C((H
CH
C33H
H
CH
C33
9
?odium hydroxide solution& =a(H
a3H
@
a
3H
9
otassium hydroxide solution& 5(H
#3H
@
#
3H
9
#mmonia solution& =H
>
99#mmonium hydroxide& =H
@
(H
H
4
3H
H
4
3H
9
Barium hydroxide& Ba!(H"
6
Ba3H6
2
@
Ba
2
23H
9
=
Explain the
role
of
water
in showing the properties of :!i"acids%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................!ii"alkali9$ases%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%.............................
4=
Explain the formation of hydroxonium ion&
H
3
.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%...................................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%...................................
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Acids & Bases
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In the pre.ence o) ,ater0 acid. ,i** ioni.ed to )or h(dro%en ion.0 H
=The pre.ence o) )ree*( o;in% h(dro%en ion. cau.e. the acid .ho,. it.acidic propertie.=In the pre.ence o) ,ater0 a*/a*i. ,i** ioni.ed to )or h(droide ion.0 3H
9
=The pre.ence o) )ree*( o;in% h(droide ion. cau.e. the a*/a*i .ho,.it. a*/a*ine propertie.=3ne h(dro%en ion coined ,ith one o*ecu*e o) ,ater to )or one h(drooniu ion= H
H
2
3
@
H
3
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?tate
4
uses of acids and alkalis9$ases in our daily life.!i"%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!ii"%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!iii"%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!i"%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
=
,efine
basicity
!monoprotic9diprotic" of an acid.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%...................................%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%...................................
Activity
> :-
Define
and gie
an example
of : !i"a
ono
protic acid%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!ii"a
di
protic acid%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!iii"a
ono
protic alkali%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!i"a
di
protic alkali%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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Acids & Bases
@
The nuer o) o*e o) H
ion. that i. produced ,hen one o*eo) acid ioni.e. in ,ater=3ne o*e o) the acid produced one o*e o) H
ion ,hen ioni.e. in ,ater=HC* @ H
C*
9
3ne o*e o) the acid produced t,o o*e. o) H
ion ,hen ioni.e. in ,ater=H
2
S3
4
@ 2H
S3
429
3ne o*e o) the a*/a*i produced t,o o*e. o) 3H
9
ion ,hen ioni.e. in ,ater=Ba3H6
2
@ Ba
2
23H
9
3ne o*e o) the a*/a*i produced one o*e o) 3H
9
ion ,hen ioni.e. in ,ater=a3H @ a
3H
9
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Activity
@ :-?tate the
chemical properties
of acid and alkali
AcidA*/a*i1
Aeact with
eta*.
!that are more electropositie than hydrogen in the Electrochemical ?eries" to produce %%%%% and %%.%%%%%%.
Example
:
M% 2HC* @ M%C*
2
H
2
8n H
2
S3
4
@ 8nS3
4
H
2
2
Aeact with
eta* caronate.
produced %%%%..& %%%%.%%%. and %%%%%
Example
:
CaC3
2HC* @ CaC*
2
C3
2
H
2
38nC3
2H3
@ 8n3
6
2
C3
2
H
2
3
Aeact with
a.e.?a*/a*i.
to produce%%%%% and %%.%%%%%%.
Example
:
M%3 2HC* @ M%C*
2
H
2
3Cu3 H
2
S3
4
@ CuS3
4
H
2
3a3H H3
@ a3
H
2
3
#3H CH
C33H @ CH
C33# H
2
3
1
)hen
heated
with ammonium salts& it produce %%%%%%%%gas.
Example
:
a3H H
4
C* @ aC* H
H
2
3 H
4
3H
9
@ H
H
2
3
2
Aeact with
acid.
to produce %%%%..and %%%%%%%.
Example
:
a3H H3
@ a 3
H
2
32#3H H
2
S3
4
@ #
2
S3
4
2H
2
3
#lkali solution can produce
precipitate
!metal hydroxide" with some aqueous salt solution.
Example
:
Cu
2
23H
9
@ Cu3H6
2
+
2
23H
9
@ +3H6
2
-e
3H
9
@ -e3H6
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Acids & Bases
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precipitate2rom alkali
<hite
precipitate2rom alkali
Bro,n
precipitate2rom alkali
.a*t,ater