Acid-Base Equilibrium

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While your video was helpful with explaining the concept, a lot is desired with explaining the formulas. You didn't explain where you got your numbers when doing the Products/Reactants equations, you just stated what it equaled and whether it was a strong or weak acid.

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At 3:50 should be pOH=-log[OH-] ==> there is an additional PLUS sign [OH-+]

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Are Hydronium is temporary , unstable Molecule that omly exist in water when Mixed with acid and base ?

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CO2 (g) + H2O (l) H2CO3 (aq) Calculate the equilibrium constant using the following concentrations [H2CO3] = 7.75 x 10-4 M and [CO2] = 5.65 x 10-1 M

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How do you get the kw= 1X10^-7 from the kw provided?

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I feel like there is supposed to be an index to get these numbers to get the kw/ka. Also what are the differences between kw or ka.

[@ffaiq]

its 1 to 1 ratio kw = 10^-14 which equals [h3o+][oh-] and since its 1 to 1 then [10^7][10^7]

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where do you get the value of products over reactants? to find Ka?

[@kbarracuda]

you should be given an initial concentration, or a pH/pOH value and then use an ICE table to figure out the Ka. You can also divide the Kw by the k Kb of the cojugate base to find the Ka. Sorry this is over a month due, but hopefully it'll help someone else!

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How did he get the numbers for Ka

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Why does the concentration of water remain constant?

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when you ignore its usually liquid and solid

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Where does the Kw= 1*10^-14 come from? Is it just given?

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Yeah, it is the constant for all acid-base equilibriums.

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So, are you saying that the equilibrium of a strong acid and a strong base is a pH of 7 because 7 is neutral?

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How do you find the ka value?

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Depends on its acidic strenght, Ka = M/[H+] for finding the strong acid constant

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You had me until you said [H3O+]=[OH-]=1x10^-7. I don't see how you came to that conclusion

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+Greg McGlothern should I just take that on face value as some kind of constant?

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+Greg McGlothern- The Kw for water is always 1x10^-14 and if that equals the concentration of of hydronium ion and hydroxide ion (which are also equal) then each of the concentrations must equal 1x10^-7. But this is just a fact of the concentration of hydronium and hydroxide ions in water. It will always be true and can be taken as fact.

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+Kalene Huber So this means that Hydronium and Hydroxide are always "in the water" in equal amounts if water eventually reacts to become H3O+ and OH -?

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+Vera Maria Yes they are always in the water. The water molecules are constantly reacting to create OH- and H3O+ but they also are constantly doing the reversed reaction. So water will never become only hydroxide and hydronium ions

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How do you calculate the equations to get the answer in order to identify wether it's weak or strong?

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