Acids and Bases Terminology

Which of the following describes Bronsted-Lowry acids?

• a molecule or ion that is a proton (hydrogen ion) donor.

• a molecule or ion that is a proton (hydrogen ion) acceptor

• a molecule or ion that produces hydrogen ions in solution

• a molecule or ion that produces hydroxide ions in solution

A Bronsted-Lowry acid that gave away a proton is now a

• base

• acid

• conjugate base

• conjugate acid

A substance that increases the amount of hydroxide ions in solution

• Arrhenius acid

• Arrhenius base

• Bronsted-Lowry acid

• Bronsted- Lowry base

Binary acids...

• are named hydro________ -ic acid

• contain hydrogen and a polyatomic ion.

• require changing the ending based on ate--> "ic" and ite--> "ous"

• produce hydrogen ions in solution

The base becomes the ___________after it accepts the proton.

• conjugate base

• acid

• conjugate acid

• ion

A chemical compound that increases the amount of hydrogen or hydronium ions in solution is a ...

• Bronsted Lowry Acid

• Bronsted Lowry Base

• Arrhenius base

• Arrhenius acid

Particles dissolved in water describes a/ an...

• aqueous solution

• precipitate

• acid

• base

A solution that produces H ions in solution but is not a strong conductor of electricity.

• weak acid

• base

• strong acid

• strong base

partially ionizes in solution- only makes a few hydrogen ions, would be a poor conductor of electricity

• strong electrolyte

• strong base

• weak electrolyte

• weak base

Sodium hydroxide, which completely ionizes in solution, is an example of a ...

• weak acid

• weak base

• strong acid

• strong base