ANACHEM M4

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species that donates protons in a reaction

acid

species that accepts protons in a reaction

base

a compound which is formed in complexation reaction

complex

a species that at least one lewis basic site which can participates in complex formation

ligand

a compound which remains significantly undissociated in solution

weak electrolyte

a compound which is almost completely dissociated in solution

strong electrolyte

used for convinience in handling quantities which vary in magnitude

p notation

states that the position of equilibrium always shifts

le chateliers principle

a shift in the position of equilibrium caused by adding one pf the reactants or products to a system

mass action effect

used to calculate th pH of buffer solitions in the form of negative logarithm

henderson hasselbalch equation

the acid dissociation constants

simply the -log of this constant

pKa

the base dissociation constant

the -log of the constant

pKb

produced with the reaction of an acid with a base

salt

formed when acid losses a proton

conjugate base

formed when a base accepts proton

conjugate acid

provides a basis for interpretation of reactions on protonic solvents

lowry bronsted

CHAPTER-9

CHAPTER-9

CHAPTER-5

CHAPTER-5

CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3

HIS 3-5

HIS 3-5

BIOSTAT 2-3-6

BIOSTAT 2-3-6

BIOSTAT- 1

BIOSTAT- 1

ANACHEM M3

ANACHEM M3

HIS MOD 9-11

HIS MOD 9-11

earth origin

earth origin

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER- 7

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER- 7

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-8

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-8

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-9

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-9

ANACHEM CHAP 9

ANACHEM CHAP 9

ANACHEM CHAP 10

ANACHEM CHAP 10

Oral com

Oral com

CHAPTER 9 (mod-12-13)

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CHAPTER 9 (mod-12-13)

POT UNIT 4

POT UNIT 4

BIOSTAT CHAP 10

BIOSTAT CHAP 10

ANACHEM 11-12

ANACHEM 11-12

問題一覧

species that donates protons in a reaction

acid

species that accepts protons in a reaction

base

a compound which is formed in complexation reaction

complex

a species that at least one lewis basic site which can participates in complex formation

ligand

a compound which remains significantly undissociated in solution

weak electrolyte

a compound which is almost completely dissociated in solution

strong electrolyte

used for convinience in handling quantities which vary in magnitude

p notation

states that the position of equilibrium always shifts

le chateliers principle

a shift in the position of equilibrium caused by adding one pf the reactants or products to a system

mass action effect

used to calculate th pH of buffer solitions in the form of negative logarithm

henderson hasselbalch equation

the acid dissociation constants

simply the -log of this constant

pKa

the base dissociation constant

the -log of the constant

pKb

produced with the reaction of an acid with a base

salt

formed when acid losses a proton

conjugate base

formed when a base accepts proton

conjugate acid

provides a basis for interpretation of reactions on protonic solvents

lowry bronsted