3. Given a solution containing the following ions (neglect the counter–ion for the moment), write a...
3. Given a solution containing the following ions (neglect the counter–ion for the moment), write a Bronsted-Lowry reaction (with water) and indicate whether the ion acts as an acid or as a base.
State the generalization(s) about the acid-base character of the ions in a) and e)
a) OCl-
e) CH3CH2NH3+
Homework Answers
a)
OCl- will accept an H+ from water by releasing OH-
so, OCl- will act as base
OCl- + H2O --> HOCl + OH-
e)
CH3CH2NH3+ will accept OH- by releasing H+
so, CH3CH2NH3+ will act as acid
CH3CH2NH3+ + H2O --> CH3CH2NH3OH + H+
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