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Revision notes chemical equilibrium - Explaining what a strong acid is & pH calculations
Doc Brown's Advanced A Level Chemistry Revision Notes - theoretical–Physical Advanced Level Chemistry – Equilibria – Chemical Equilibrium Revision Notes PART 5
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5.3 Definition of a strong acid, theory, examples and pH calculations
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chemistry revision study notes What is a strong acid? How to calculate the pH of a strong acid solution given its concentration. What is the real pH of sulfuric acid solutions? Sub-index for Part 5 5.1 Equilibria: Lewis and Bronsted-Lowry acid-base theories 5.2 Self-ionisation of water and pH scale 5.3 Strong acids - examples and pH calculations (this page) 5.4 Weak acids - examples & pH, Ka and pKa calculations 5.5 Strong bases - examples and pH calculations 5.6 Weak bases - examples and pH, Kb and pKb calculations 5.0 Basic notes and equations on acids, bases, salts, uses of acid-base titrations - upgrade from GCSE! 5.3 Definition, examples and pH calculations of strong acids
Appendix 1. What is the real aqueous hydrogen ion concentration in dilute sulfuric acid?
WHAT NEXT? INDEX of ALL my chemical equilibrium context revision notes Advanced Equilibrium Chemistry Notes Part 1. Equilibrium, Le Chatelier's Principle–rules * Part 2. Kc and Kp equilibrium expressions and calculations * Part 3. Equilibria and industrial processes * Part 4 Partition between two phases, solubility product Ksp, common ion effect, ion–exchange systems * Part 5. pH, weak–strong acid–base theory and calculations * Part 6. Salt hydrolysis, acid–base titrations–indicators, pH curves and buffers * Part 7. Redox equilibria, half–cell electrode potentials, electrolysis and electrochemical series * Part 8. Phase equilibria–vapour pressure, boiling point and intermolecular forces watch out for sub-indexes to multiple sections or pages
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