Acids
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Chelsea Culi 3F
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Acids
What does "protonated form" mean? He mentioned that in the lecture but I'm still kind of confused on what that means in terms of the acid?
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Mariko Hashimoto 2I
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Re: Acids
Protonated means that it had a proton transferred to it. Therefore, the "protonated form" would be the form of the acid that has accepted a proton.
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Jacqueline Musico 3A
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Re: Acids
Pronated form is the opposite of ionized where ionized is the anion, so pronated means form with the hydrogen or the cation. In the example in lecture, HA is the pronated form while A- is the ionized form.
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Aashna Bhandari 1L
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Re: Acids
The protonated form means that a proton has been added to the substance, or a proton has been accepted.
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