Titration Acid Base Chemistry and equivalence points and half equivalence points

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This video i exactly what I was looking for. Those visual w/ acetic acid getting protonated and deprotonated really helped thank you!!

[@daniyalpiano]

facts, good explanation i agree

[@user-vx1tr7kx6r]

how does it make sense that the conjugate base steals protons from water? in a strong acid titration curve, the conjugate base doesn't reassociate... because its a strong acid. and even if it did reassociate, wouldn't the pH drop again because you've reformed acid now?

[@KiranSingh-i4y]

Does pH = pKa if you start with a base analyte or is that then pOH = pKb? And is there a difference if both are weak vs. one strong one weak?

[@medicalchalupa9928]

This video came abruptly after the Keq. Is there a video you recommend watching before this?

[@imosdefinite]

I was about to comment the same thing

[@imosdefinite]

update: read a khan academy article on titration curves, watched 3 Professor Dave videos on acid-bases, equilibrium, and buffer solutions and came back here to the goldmine itself to drive it home. excellent video once again!

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genius.

[@KiranSingh-i4y]

Does pH = pKa if you start with a base analyte or is that then pOH = pKb? And is there a difference if both are weak vs. one strong one weak?