IB DP Chemistry R3.1 L7 | Neutralisation Reactions and Salt Formation | Lesson Walkthrough
Write neutralisation reactions, identify spectator ions and explain salt formation.
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Browse all science resourcesWrite neutralisation reactions, identify spectator ions and explain salt formation.
Interpret strong acid-strong base titration curves and explain the sharp pH change near equivalence.
Calculate pOH and connect pH, pOH and acid-base concentrations.
Use Ka, Kb, pKa and pKb to quantify acid and base strength.
Define Brønsted-Lowry acids and bases and identify proton transfer in reactions.
Identify conjugate acid-base pairs and track the changes in proton number and charge.
Explain amphiprotic behaviour and identify species that can both donate and accept protons.
Convert between pH and hydrogen-ion concentration and interpret the logarithmic pH scale.
Use water equilibrium and the ion product Kw to relate hydrogen-ion and hydroxide-ion concentrations.
Compare strong and weak acids and bases through extent of ionisation and experimental evidence.