Acids and Bases

An acid that releases only one Hydrogen (H⁺) ion.

• Monoprotic Acid

• Diprotic Acid

• Triprotic Acid

• Amphoteric

A substance that can either act as an acid or base

• Monoprotic Acid

• Diprotic Acid

• Triprotic Acid

• Amphoteric

What specific substance has the ability to act as an acid or base

• Hydronium Ion

• Hydroxide Ion

• Water

• Ammonia

The product that results when a base accepts a proton.

• Conjugate Base

• Conjugate Acid

• Conjugate pair

• Amphoteric

It is a reaction between a Brønsted-Lowry acid and water.

• Autoionization

• Base Ionization

• Acid Ionization

• Water Ionization

In this type of reaction, a substance ionizes when one molecule of the substance reacts with another molecule of the same substance.

• Autoionization

• Base Ionization

• Acid Ionization

• Water Ionization

They are proton (Hydrogen ion) donors according to _____.

• Acid - Bronsted Lowry

• Base - Bronsted Lowry

• Acid - Lewis

• Base - Lewis

• Acid - Arrhenius

They are electron pair Donors according to _______.

• Acid - Lewis

• Base - Lewis

• Acid - Arrhenius

• Base - Bronsted Lowry

• Acid - Bronsted Lowry

They are substances that ionize (break off) in an aqueous solution to produce hydroxide (OH^-) ions in solution according to _____.

• Acid - Bronsted Lowry

• Base - Bronsted Lowery

• Acid - Arrhenius

• Base - Arrhenius

• Acid - Lewis

They are proton (Hydrogen ion) acceptors according to ______.

• Acid - Bronsted Lowry

• Base - Bronsted Lowery

• Acid - Arrhenius

• Base - Arrhenius

• Acid - Lewis