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Chemistry · Reactivity 3: What are the mechanisms of chemical change?

R3.1 — Proton transfer reactions

Chemistry · SL / HL · syllabus-mapped notes

  1. Brønsted–Lowry acids and bases

    Proton donors and acceptors, conjugate acid–base pairs, and amphiprotic species.

  2. pH, Kw and strong vs weak

    The pH scale, the ionic product of water, and strong vs weak acids and bases.

  3. Neutralization and pH curves

    Neutralization reactions, the parent acid and base of a salt, and pH curves.

  4. pOH, Ka, Kb and salt hydrolysis

    The pOH scale, acid/base dissociation constants, and the pH of salt solutions.

  5. pH curves, indicators and buffers

    Reading the four types of pH curve, choosing indicators, and how buffers work.

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