Autoprotolysis
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Re: Autoprotolysis
In autoprotolysis a proton is transferred between two identical molecules, one of which releases a proton which is accepted by the other molecule. Ex. H20 + H20 -> h30+ + OH-
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Re: Autoprotolysis
It basically means that a proton is transferred between the same molecule. For example, 2H2O(l) <-> H30+(aq) + OH-(aq).
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Re: Autoprotolysis
It is the transfer of a proton between the same type of molecule. An example of it would be 2H2O H3O + OH
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Lavelle talked about autoprotolysis a lot throughout lectures, so I wouldnt be surprised to see it show up on the test. Definitions above are good, i would say definitely know the equation and be able to explain it, which shouldnt be that hard if you have a rough understanding of what it is.
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It is helpful to know since the autoprotolysis constant of water, Kw, is used to calculate hydronium and hydroxide concentration. That helps us determine if the solution is more acidic or basic.
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Re: Autoprotolysis
Emily Lo 1J wrote:It is the transfer of a proton between the same type of molecule. An example of it would be 2H2O H3O + OH
What are some other common examples of autoprotolysis besides water?
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Autoprotolysis is proton transfer between the same type of molecule. In this class, water was the example. 2H20 <-> h3o+ + oh-
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Maya Pakulski 1D wrote:Emily Lo 1J wrote:It is the transfer of a proton between the same type of molecule. An example of it would be 2H2O H3O + OH
What are some other common examples of autoprotolysis besides water?
Ammonia and acetic acid can also both undergo autoprolysis.
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Re: Autoprotolysis
Autoprotolysis occurs when a proton is transferred between two identical molecules.
Re: Autoprotolysis
Protolysis is a process that occurs with polyprotic substances. There are occurrences where a molecule can give another of the same type of molecule a proton.
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Re: Autoprotolysis
It is proton transfer between two of the same molecule. For example, if we have two water molecules, one can donate a proton to the other, and result in OH- and H30+ molecules.
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