Solutions and Acid-Base Chemistry · Solutions

pH Scale and Titrations

Using logarithmic scales to measure acidity and employing neutralization reactions for analysis.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does a change of one pH unit represent a tenfold change in hydrogen ion concentration?
  2. 2What criteria are used to select an appropriate indicator for a specific titration?
  3. 3How can titration curves be used to determine the equivalence point of a reaction?

NCCA Curriculum Specifications

NCCA: Senior Cycle - Acids, Bases and pHNCCA: Senior Cycle - Volumetric Analysis
Class/Year: 6th Year
Subject: Advanced Chemical Principles and Molecular Dynamics
Unit: Solutions and Acid-Base Chemistry
Period: Solutions

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