pH Curves - Weak Acid-Strong Base

[@qwertyuiop2311]

went through all of your f325 videos over the last couple days you've helped me a lot thanks!

[@sogdianus9909]

Great video. Will you be putting out f324 module 2 videos?

[@MaChemGuy]

Python Thanks. I've done a couple for amino acids and condensation polymerization. Doubt I'll have time before the exam on Wednesday.

[@varsha862]

Sorry to ask again!:) but when you said the ethanoate ion dissociates because it can accept a H+ ion from water... could you write the equation as: Ch3COO- + H20---> Ch3COOH + OH- and so because you have the presence of Oh-, this would rise the PH and make it more alkaline? thanks again!

[@MaChemGuy]

+varsha862 Hi, I don't say that the ethanoate ion dissociates, I say that it can accept an H+ ion. As this is from the water present, your equation is fine and also explains why the pH at equivalence is >7