This question is one where you are supposed to figure out which compounds are acids and which ones are bases.
For any intermediate chemist, find a Ka and a Kb table, and that will help.
Hopefully you will find that NH3 (ammonia) ...
Solution Summary
This solution distinguishes which compounds are acids and bases from looking at their conjugate acids and bases. It also determines if it was a strong or a weak acid/base.
... The ionic forms of the acidic and basic organic compounds ... When acid is added to an aqueous solution that contains the salt of a deprotonated organic acid ...
... x = Ka So the weaker of the acid (Ka smaller), its salt is basic... Then the mixture solution is basic. ... Is the resulting solution acidic, basic, or neutral ...
... to have a molar OH- concentration of 3.2 × 10-5. The solution would be classified as a. acidic b. basic c. neutral d. can't be classified. What salt would be ...
Acid, Bases and Salts: Example Problems. ... 7, where as the pH of blood is slightly basic (in the ... The patient should avoid acidic liquids (the cola) since it was ...
... mucin, water, cells, and inorganic salts; slug mucus ... is vegetation g. vinegar: acetic acid; acidic; should be ... h. bleach: sodium hypochlorite; basic; should be ...
... Lithium Carbonate is a salt compound which is used to treat bipolar disorder ... A pH of 7 is neutral, below 7 means acidic and above 7 means basic or alkaline ...
... neutral, acidic, or basic? Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction and justify your answer? 2HCl + Ca(OH)2 CaCl2 + 2H2O (acid plus base makes salt...
... neutral - acidic. ** For this example, I think the solution is basic because the Na+ and S- ions would be separated in a water solution. Na is a salt and is not ...
... the likely hood of formation of salts in the ... is pH dependent because it increases under acidic conditions and it decreases in neutral and basic conditions ...
