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12-Acid-Base Equilibria
12.1 - Theories About Acids & Bases
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Jabir Ibn-Hayyan
developed techniques of crystallisation and distillation and used them to discover
H2SO4
,
HCl
and
HNO3
properties of acids
solutions have a sour taste
tend to corrode
metals
change the colour of indicators
Arrhenius's theory
discovered that acids dissociate in water and used it to distinguish between
strong
and
weak
acids
what does it mean that acids dissociate?
they form
ions
in solution
arrhenius's definition of an acid
a compound that could produce
H+
when dissolved in water
arrhenius's definition of an alkali
a compound that could produce
OH-
when dissolved in water
reactions of acids with metals
Mg + 2H+ ->
Mg2+
+
H2
reaction of acids with carbonates
CO3^2-
+ 2H+ ->
CO2
+ H2O
reaction of acids with bases
O2-
+ 2H+ ->
H2O
bronsted-lowry theory
describes acids as
proton
donors and bases as
proton acceptors