Unit 4 Exam

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Which solution has the most amount of H+ ions?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11

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What is the pOH of Solution C?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Proton Donor		Bronsted Lowry Acid
Proton Acceptor		Bronsted Lowry Base
Rachel		What is Ms. Cleary's first name?
Yellow		What is Ms. Cleary's favorite color?

Complete the table below. What is the conjugate base for each acid listed?

Ignore subscripts and superscripts. For example "H2PO4- "can be writen as "H2PO4-".

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For the questions below, make sure to...

Draw the conjugate pairs as brackets
Draw an arrow to show the transfer of the proton
Label the acid and base
Label the conjugate acid (CA) and conjugate base (CB)

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Unit 4 Exam

Which solution has the most amount of H+ ions?Solution A: pH of 5Solution B: pH of 2Solution C: pH of 8Solution D: pH of 11

What is the pOH of Solution C?Solution A: pH of 5Solution B: pH of 2Solution C: pH of 8Solution D: pH of 11

Which solution has the most amount of H+ ions?Solution A: pH of 5Solution B: pH of 2Solution C: pH of 8Solution D: pH of 11

What is the pOH of Solution C?Solution A: pH of 5Solution B: pH of 2Solution C: pH of 8Solution D: pH of 11

Which solution has the most amount of H+ ions?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11

What is the pOH of Solution C?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11

Which solution has the most amount of H+ ions?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11

What is the pOH of Solution C?

Solution A: pH of 5
Solution B: pH of 2
Solution C: pH of 8
Solution D: pH of 11