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Unit 14: Acid/Base Reactions

Key Learning Targets
1) I can analyze acids and bases.
     a) I can define acids and bases according to the Arrhenius, Bronsted-                Lowry, and Lewis theories and give examples of each.
     b) I can identify the Bronsted-Lowry conjugate acid-base pairs and                    conjugate base-acid pairs in a given reaction.
     c) I can identify strengths of acids and bases.
     d) I can analyze the pH and pOH scale.
     e) I can explain the water ionization constant, Kw, and relate it to [H+]                 & [OH-].
     f) I can predict whether an aqueous solution of a salt is acidic, basic, or               neutral.

2) I can perform calculations with weak and strong acids and bases.
a) I can calculate pH and pOH given [H+] & [OH-].
b) I can calculate the pH & pOH of a strong acid & base given its concentration.
c) I can calculate the pH and percent ionization of a weak acid or a weak base.
d) I can determine Ka or Kb when given the molarity and the pH of a weak acid, or weak base.
e) I can calculate the pH of a salt solution.
f) I can calculate the equilibrium constant, K, for a given acid-base reaction using the rules for equilibrium.
g) I can calculate the pH and concentration of other species in a solution of a weak polyprotic acid.
Activities
Acid/Base POGIL (see me)
Acid/Base Notes Handout

pH Calculations WS

Acid/Base Titration Lab
Cabbage Juice Indicator Lab
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PPTs/Other Handouts
Acid/Base Notes Handout (PDF)


Additional Assistance
  • Khan Academy - Acid/Bases & pH
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