CHEM 1212      Module Eleven Exam   Name: ______________

 

Part C: Key Terms Chapter 17                               10 points

Fill in the blank with word or words that best fit the description:

 

___________________1. _____is the the reaction of a substance with water.

 

___________________2. _____ are bases that have more than one hydroxide ion.

     per formula unit.

___________________3. ______ may be refer to the “potential of the hydrogen ion” and

               defined as the negative logarithm of the [H+].

___________________4.  A substance that can act as either an acid or a base is said

                                               to be ___.

___________________5.   The conjugate base of water is the ___ion.

 

___________________6.   The Bronsted-Lowry ____ is a proton donor.

 

___________________7. The basic ionization constant is the equilibrium constant for

 a base as is represented by the symbol(s).

 

___________________8. The Bronsted-Lowry ____ is a proton acceptor.

 

___________________9. The ___ __ ____is the suppression of the ionization of a

 weak acid or weak base by the presence of a common ion

 from a strong electrolyte,

___________________10.  A __ __ is one that changes pH only slightly when small

 amounts of a strong acid or base are added.

___________________11.  The critical point in a titration is called the _____ ___, the

 point at which acid and base have been brought together in

 stoichiometric proportions, where neither remaining in

 excess.

___________________12.  The point in a titration at which the indicator changes color

 is known as the ___ __.

___________________13. The ionization expression for a weak acid includes the Ka

 which is called the ___ ___ ___.

___________________14. The negative logarithm of the hydroxide concentration is

 known as___

___________________15. Every acid has a _____ base.

 

___________________16.  The negative logarithm of the Kw.

 

___________________17. __ are acids that have more than one ionizable hydrogen

                                         atoms per molecule.

 

___________________18. Every base has a _____ acid..