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| Do ionic compounds completely dissove in water? |
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Strong or weak eylectolye? Insouluable ionic compounds |
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| Strong acids completely dissociate |
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| Stong bases completely dissociate |
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NaOH Strong/Week Acid/base/ionic compound |
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| HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, H2SO4 |
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| Carboxylic function group |
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| Weak acids and bases dissociates ____ % |
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| Strong Acids and bases dissocociate ___ % |
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| Nonelectorolyes do not conduct electicity because no ions are present in the solution. |
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| Polar covealent compounds dissolve in water to make water solution |
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table sugar C12H22O11 Ethanol C2H5OH |
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| All non polar do not dissolve in H2O |
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Oil or Hydrocarbons C8H18 But they do disolve in polor like CCl4 |
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100% disssociate Ions 10% dissociate compound |
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Alcohol * does not dissociate Major species = CH3CH2OH |
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Strong Electrolye 100% dissolve 100% dissocociate |
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Weak Electrolye 100% disolves 10% dissocociate |
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Non electrolyte 100% dissolve 0% dissocociate |
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| pOH = -log [OH-] => [OH-] = 10-pOH |
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| Kw = [H+] . [OH-] = 10-14 |
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