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Introduction to acid-base chemistry
Introduction to acid - base chemistry A Chem1 Reference Text Stephen K. Lower Simon Fraser University Contents 1 Acids 2. Acids and the hydrogen ion .. 2. 2 Bases 3. 3 Neutralization 4. 4 Dissociation of water 4. 5 The pH scale 5. 6 Titration 6. Titration curves .. 7. Finding the equivalence point: indicators .. 8. 7 The proton donor-acceptor concept of acids and bases 8. The hydronium ion .. 9. acid strengths and the role of water .. 11. Autoprotolysis .. 12. 8 Types of acids and bases 14. Hydrides as acids and bases .. 14. Ammonia .. 15. Hydroxy compounds as acids and bases .. 16. Metal OH compounds .. 16. OH compounds of the nonmetals .. 16. Organic acids .. 16. Amines and organic bases .. 17. Oxides as acids and bases .. 17. acid anhydrides .. 18. Amphoteric oxides and hydroxides .. 18. Salts .. 18. Metal cations .. 19. 1 Acids The concepts of an acid , a base , and a salt are ancient ones that modern chemical science has adopted and refined.
Chem1 General Chemistry Reference Text 3 Introduction to acid-base chemistry † 3 Neutralization Just as an acid is a substance that liberates hydrogen ions into solution, a base yields hydroxide ions
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