#1: Which type of substance is an electron-pair donor? A. Arrhenius acid B. Brønsted-Lowry base C. Brønsted-Lowry acid D. Lewis base ***I'm not sure on this one.. :( what do you think? @aaronq :)
#2: What is true of acids? A. They have a pH below 7. B. They have a pH above 9. C. They are poor electrolytes. D. They have a strong affinity for H+ ions. ***my answer: A. they have a pH below 7. is that right?
Lewis base
ur right in second
#3: What is the [H+] of a solution with a pH of 5.6? Use a scientific calculator. A. 5.0 × 10^-5 B. 8.3 × 10^-6 C. 2.5 × 10^-6 D. 7.7 × 10^-5 ***My answer: C. 2.5 x 10^-6 is that right?
#4: What is the pH of pure water? A. 7 B. 10 C. 12 D. 13 **My answer; A. 7 is that right? :)
ur right its 7
#5: Which of the following [H+] values describes the most basic (alkaline) solution? A. 10^-1 M B. 10^-7 M C. 10^-12 M D. 10^-14 M ***my answer: D. 10^-14 M is that right?
@iheartfood WTH!!! lol want to add more questions?
ur right its D
awesome!! haha was #3 right? :)
and lol @nincompoop ;P btw, what does it mean when it says (subscriber) next to your name? i thought it was just learner, mentor, student, etc.. I've never seen subscriber :/ and sick pic lol it plays tricks on my eyes hahaa
no 3 rd is wrong its A
haaa me to thinking what it meant by subscriber
So the answer is A? Not C? if so, how'd u get A? and @nincompoop what do you mean? haha
logarithm
u apply log to the option A and see that you get the answer Ph=5.6
you got this from your biology, right?
okay, so the answer to 3 is definitely A. 5.0 × 10^-5 then? and @nincompoop its chem :)
log5.0 × 10^-5 =-(-5)+log 5 =5.6 pH=-log[H+]
z=logX^Y z=ylogX
ohh thats how you do that? thats it? :O
yaaa some times you have to think reverse man LOL:)
kk @nincompoop the page, well, its loading haha :) and i seee @chmvijay :) thanks!
@iheartfood i like ur laughs haaaa haaaa haaaaaaaaaaaaa
keep smiling :)LOL
it's a very brief summary on acid and base… if you want a more detailed, then I will just have to link you to a chem book that involved solving for concentrations
hahaha thanks @chmvijay :P okay @nincompoop :) thanks!! its a confusing topic! haha but that summary looks really good! i'll have to reread it a couple more times later so i can understand it better :) thanks!!!
i dont think soo @iheartfood has time too read those huge e BOOKs @nincompoop
haaa haaaa haaa haaaa
haha yeah probs not enough time to read an entire textbook, but those summaries are okay :)
okay, thanks for these references @nincompoop :)
save the link now so I can remove it here since I am not allowed to reproduce these ebooks
both links? and how come you're not allowed to?
oh wait theres only 1 link left haha okay, it's bookmarked :) thanks!! :) and ohhh did u buy them?
ya electronic copy
i seee... copyright sucks sometimes! :P
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