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| Defined by an increase in the concentration of H3O ions (hydronium ions) when dissolved in water |
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| Defined by an increase in the concentration of OH ions (hydroxide ions) when dissolved in water |
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Good start
It's simple
Easy to identify acids and bases |
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Not inclusive of bases or solvents (only good for water)
It's not realistic
It's not process-oriented
Uses different anchors |
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| Defines an acid as the species that donates a proton in the proton-transfer reaction |
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| Defines a base as the species that accepts a proton in the proton-transfer reaction |
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It's realistic
It's process oriented
It's more inclusive of bases and solvents
Uses the same anchors |
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| Defined as the species that accepts the electron pair to form a covalent bond |
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| Defined as the species that donates the electron pair to form a covalent bond |
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Most inclusive
Uses the same anchors
It's realistic
It's process-oriented |
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More complex
Harder to identify acids and bases, specifically acids |
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