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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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Does anyone remember the bronsted lowry acid question ? What did it actually say? Will this equation work : NH4+ + OH- > NH3 + H2O ,.
 
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Does anyone remember the bronsted lowry acid question ? What did it actually say? Will this equation work : NH4+ + OH- > NH3 + H2O ,.
I think if i remember correctly it was about weak acids brownsted theory for it i wrote:
Acids whose H+ ions dissociate incompletly in aqueous solution. Is it right?
And for equation: NH4 + H20= NH4OH + 0.5H2
 
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I think if i remember correctly it was about weak acids brownsted theory for it i wrote:
Acids whose H+ ions dissociate incompletly in aqueous solution. Is it right?
And for equation: NH4 + H20= NH4OH + 0.5H2
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you have wrote the definition of a weak arehenius acid
arhenius acid = a substance that dissolves in water to form H+ ions
bronsted lowery acid = proton doner (these acids can exist in any state not only aqueous)

anyways the definiton should have been

A weak bronsted lowery acid is one which partially donates proton.
 
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no
you have wrote the definition of a weak arehenius acid
arhenius acid = a substance that dissolves in water to form H+ ions
bronsted lowery acid = proton doner (these acids can exist in any state not only aqueous)

anyways the definiton should have been

A weak bronsted lowery acid is one which partially donates proton.

But H+ ions are protons but i guess you're right about existing in any state
 
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I think if i remember correctly it was about weak acids brownsted theory for it i wrote:
Acids whose H+ ions dissociate incompletly in aqueous solution. Is it right?
And for equation: NH4 + H20= NH4OH + 0.5H2

Check this reaction amonia is acting as an acid even though its a gas....arhenius theory(what you leant in o levels) can t explain this
Thats why In A levels They taught you Bronsted Lowery Theory of Acids..

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abbas haider could you tell me whether that equation will work or not? ( the one that I have written above i.e. NH4 + + OH- --> NH3 + H2O. ) Did todays question specifically ask to show between NH4+ and H2O.. could you please tell me.. I am talking about varient 22
 
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can someone help with this I don't get the concept behind it
 

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What if I wrote lithium tetrahydridoborate instead of lithium tetrahydroborate?? Would I get the mark?

And on page 9, the answer was optical isomerism?
 
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Would you mind telling me how to find the Atomisation energy of gases? I always mix when to multiply and when to divide.
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well atomisation is basically the half of bond energy for diatomic molecules such as O2 or Cl.
You see Hat is actually the enthalpy when 1 mole of atoms is produced.
But Bond energy is the enthalpy when one mole of bonds is broken.
So suppose if v break 1 mole of bonds of Cl2 or O2 then v will get 2 moles of atoms of each.
So to reduce it to one mole and make it Hat v dicide B.E. by 2.
 
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well atomisation is basically the half of bond energy for diatomic molecules such as O2 or Cl.
You see Hat is actually the enthalpy when 1 mole of atoms is produced.
But Bond energy is the enthalpy when one mole of bonds is broken.
So suppose if v break 1 mole of bonds of Cl2 or O2 then v will get 2 moles of atoms of each.
So to reduce it to one mole and make it Hat v dicide B.E. by 2.
ok getting something now (y)
 
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