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pH,ionization constants buffers, and solubility
IONIZATION
01 Strong acids and strong bases will IONIZE completely,
amphiprotic substances
Some molecules or ions are able to
function as either Brønsted–Lowry
acids or bases
A buffer is an aqueous
solution containing
substances that prevent
major changes in solution pH
when small amounts of acid
or base are added to it
BUFFER COMPONENTS
• Buffers contain two active chemi • Typically, a buffer system is com
cal species: (1) a substance to re posed of a weak acid and its conj
act with and remove ugate base:
• added base, and (2) a substance • Conjugate acid–base pairs that a
to react with and remove added re commonly employed as buffer
acid. s
• include HC2H3O2/C2H3O2
• H2PO4/HPO4
• H2CO3/HCO3
HOW BUFFERS WORK?
last equilibrium expression to discuss”
Ksp
• The Ksp expression for a salt is th • Solubility product constants are
e product of the concentrations used to describe saturated soluti
of the ions, with each concentra ons of ionic compounds of relati
tion raised to a power equal to t vely low solubility. A saturated s
he coefficient of that ion in the b olution is in a state of dynamic e
alanced equation for the solubilit quilibrium between the dissolve
y equilibrium. d, dissociated, ionic compound a
nd the undissolved solid.
why ksp?
• Since the equilibrium constant refers to the pro
duct of the concentration of the ions that are pr
esent in a saturated solution of an ionic compo
und, it is given the name solubility product cons
tant, and given the symbol Ksp. Solubility prod
uct constants can be calculated, and used in a v
ariety of applications.
basic formula for Ksp
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