This document contains instructions for a physical chemistry test. It asks students to define acid-base terms according to Bronsted-Lowry, describe if an acid is strong or weak based on its proton donation percentage and resulting pH, and calculate the pH of an HCl solution given its concentration and acid dissociation constant. The test will take 30 minutes and students should use common acid-base equilibrium constants and expressions.
This document contains instructions for a physical chemistry test. It asks students to define acid-base terms according to Bronsted-Lowry, describe if an acid is strong or weak based on its proton donation percentage and resulting pH, and calculate the pH of an HCl solution given its concentration and acid dissociation constant. The test will take 30 minutes and students should use common acid-base equilibrium constants and expressions.
This document contains instructions for a physical chemistry test. It asks students to define acid-base terms according to Bronsted-Lowry, describe if an acid is strong or weak based on its proton donation percentage and resulting pH, and calculate the pH of an HCl solution given its concentration and acid dissociation constant. The test will take 30 minutes and students should use common acid-base equilibrium constants and expressions.
Instructions: Take Kw = 10–14, [H+][OH–] = 14 TIME: 30 MINS
1. Define the following: Bronsted-Lowry define acid and base. Strong acid Weak base Concentrated solution Amphoteric substances 2. About 96.67% of an acid X donates protons to water when mixed to give a resulting pH of 6.4 as the final solution pH. Is the acid X a strong or weak acid? Give reasons for your answer. Is the final solution concentrated or dilute? Give reasons for your answer. 3. Calculate the pH of an aqueous solution with a 2.01 x 10–7 moldm–3 concentration of HCl molecules at equilibrium. Take Ka = 1.4 x 105
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II (CHM 221) TEST
Instructions: Take Kw = 10–14, [H+][OH–] = 14 TIME: 30 MINS
1. Define the following: Bronsted-Lowry define acid and base. Strong acid Weak base Concentrated solution Amphoteric substances 2. About 96.67% of an acid X donates protons to water when mixed to give a resulting pH of 6.4 as the final solution pH. Is the acid X a strong or weak acid? Give reasons for your answer. Is the final solution concentrated or dilute? Give reasons for your answer. 3. Calculate the pH of an aqueous solution with a 2.01 x 10–7 moldm–3 concentration of HCl molecules at equilibrium. Take Ka = 1.4 x 105