General Chemistry II Chapter 14 Acid–Base Equilibrium Study Guide with Key Concepts 2025/ 2026 100% Verified with Correct Questions and Answers

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General Chemistry II – Chapter 14:
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General ChemistryGeneral
II – Chapter
Chemistry
14_General
IIAcid–Base
– Chapter
Chemistry
Equilibrium
14_ IIAcid–Base
– Chapter
Study Guide
Equilibrium
14_ Acid–Base
with Key
Study
Concepts
Guide
Equilibrium
with
and Key
Review
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Concepts
Guide
Noteswith
and Key
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Concepts
Notes.pdf
and Review Notes.pdf

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what are acids? he taste sour (vinegar and lemons, acetic and citric acids) and cause
plate dyes to change color, aqueous solutions of acids conduct
electricity (because acids separate into ions in solution)


what are bases? why do they feel soapy? taste bitter and feel soapy (used in cleaners and cause plant dyes to
change color), aqueous solutions of bases conduct electricity


feel soapy because of saponification




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what is the arrhenius definition of acids and in 1884, acids increase [H+] while bases increase [OH-] in aqueous
bases? why is this the most specific definition on solutions
acid/base?
most specific definition on acid/base because requires you to be in
H2O and all bases to contain OH- in structure, but most bases do not
have OH- in structure


how do you determine if something is acid/base? look at molecular structure or properties of it, there are lots of
different ways to classify acid/base, so have to be specific when
defining them (some acids always acid and some bases always bases
but some bounce around)


what is bronsted lowry acid-base theory? what reactions between bronsted-lowry acids and bases are proton transfer
are characteristics of acid and bases in this reactions, where an acid donates H+ and a base accepts H+
theory?
base doesnt need to have OH- in formula, just needs to accept H+


what is amphoteric? what is an example? molecule that acts as an acid or base


water can behave as either an acid or a base


what is conjugate base in bronsted lowry theory? portion of an acid remaining after proton is donated




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