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Bookmark or Share- How to determine the acidity or basicity of dissolved salts?$$\ce{NaOH + HAc -> NaAc + HOH}$$ The Sodium Acetate the basic salt that dissociated into acetate ions and takes an H+ in water. Applying this logic to your question gives us: $\ce{KNO2}$ is a basic salt, the $\ce{HF}$ is an acid, the $\ce{(CH3)3NHBr}$ being an ammonium salt is acidic too, the last one is an alcohol which has no effect.
- organic chemistry - Why does alcoholic KOH prefer elimination whereas ...What is the basic difference between aqueous and alcoholic $\\ce{KOH}$? Why does alcoholic $\\ce{KOH}$ prefer elimination whereas aqueous $\\ce{KOH}$ prefers substitution?
- Is LiOH a weaker base than NaOH? - Chemistry Stack Exchange$\begingroup$ "The Aqueous Chemistry of the Elements" by George K. Schweitzer, Lester L. Pesterfield, Oxford University Press; 1 edition (January 14, 2010), ISBN-13: 978-0195393354 // page 100 "LiOH*H2O and LiOH are very soluble, completely dissociated in HOH, and act as a strong base." // page 104 "NaOH is very soluble, completely dissociated ...
- Configuration of a water molecule? - Chemistry Stack ExchangeThe HOH bond angle for an isolated water molecule is accurately known to be 104.5° (104.52°±0.05° from Rotation‐Vibration Spectra of Deuterated Water Vapor J. Chem. Phys. 24, 1139). In the liquid phase, values of 105.5° (calculated) and 106° (experimental) are reported in Structural, electronic, and bonding properties of liquid water ...
- Do chemists refer to water as "dihydrogen monoxide"?No, it's not. The "dihydrogen monoxide" name is used as part of a hoax. In the scientific community, there are chemical names for water, and which one is used in the literature generally depends on how it interacts with something else (hydroxic acid and hydrogen hydroxide were two I heard most often in acid-base reactions).
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