This course contains 2 segments:
Acids, bases, and pH
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This course contains 2 segments:
Acids, bases, and pH
This course contains 2 segments:
Acids, bases, and pH
What makes a compound acidic or basic? We will learn about the different definitions for acids and bases, and how we measure how acidic or basic a substance is. We will be putting our chemical equilibrium knowledge to good use when we look at the reactivity of weak acids and bases.
Acid-base equilibria
In this tutorial, we will learn how the strength of an acid or base is related to the equilibrium reaction that is happening in our solution. We will also see what happens when we mix solutions of acids and bases in neutralization reactions.
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