Textbook

Addisen Wesley
Chapter 10

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Drill and Practice

Principles of Reactivity: The Chemistry of Acids and Bases

• pH, pOH, [H⁺], [OH^-] (DP)
• Solutions of Acids and Bases-pH (DP)
• Solutions of Acids and Bases (WP)
• Properties of Buffers(WP)

Principles of Reactivity: Reactions between Acids and Bases

• Acids/Base Titrations (WP)

Principles of Reactivity: Precipitation Reactions

• Slightly Soluble Salts (DP)

Laboratory Labs

Acid-Base Equilibria

1. Buffer Action of Alka-Seltzer
2. Measurements of pH (compare pH of various solutions with Overhead pH Meter)
3. Red Cabbage Juice pH Indicator
4. NaOH and CO₂: Why it is Important to Keep Standard NaOH Solutions Capped
   

Acid-Base Basics
Introduction
Basics
Acid-Base Pairs

Misc Facts About Acids-Bases
Equilibrium Expression
Strength Of Acids
Monoprotic, Diprotic, Triprotic

More Misc Facts About Acids-Bases
Water Plays A Role
pH Scale
Conclusion

Last Section - Comments
Acid/Base Titration

Acid/Base Reactions - Basics
Acid/Base Reactions - Basics
Titration

Worksheets

Acid and Base Notes

• Chapter 17, Acid-Base Homework Problem Set 1
• Chapter 18, Acid-Base Homework Problem Set 2

Acid/Base Titration Lab