Title: WebStraw: Chemistry Review Anki Deck / Acid-Base Equilibrium / 2. Strong and Weak Acids

Q: Oxyacid:
An acid in which the [...] is attached to an [...].
A: acidic hydrogen atom; oxygen atom

Q: Acid Dissociation Constant Equation
[...]
A: K_a=\(\ce{[H+(aq)][A-(aq)]/[HA(aq)]}\)

Q: Base Dissociation Constant
[...]
A: K_b= \(\ce{[BH+(aq)][OH-(aq)]/[B(aq)]}\)

Q: Auto-ionization of Water:
The self-ionization of water  is an [...] in pure water or in an aqueous solution, in which a water molecule, H_2O, [...] (loses the nucleus of one of its hydrogen atoms) to become a [...], OH^−.
A: ionization reaction; deprotonates; hydroxide ion
Back Extra: Van, K. H., & Di, G. M. (2002). Nelson chemistry 12. Toronto: Thomson.

Q: When acid dissolves and ionizes in H_2O, they form a [...] between reactants and products.
A: dynamic equilibrium

Q: Strong Acid:
An acid for which equilibrium position in an aqueous solution lies [...]
A: far right

Q: pH= [...]   and pOH= [...]
A: \(\ce{-log[H^+_(aq)]}\); \(\ce{-log[OH^-_(aq)]}\)

Q: pH + pOH = [...]
A: 14

Q: Formula for [H^+], given pH:
A: 10^-^pH=[H^+]

Q: Formula for OH^-, given pOH:
A: 10^-pOH = [OH^-]

Q: Monoprotic acids are acids that can release only [...].
A: one proton per molecule and have one equivalence point
Back Extra: Monoprotic [H^+]=[A^-]