Arrhenius concept
Bronsted Lowry concept
Lewis concept
Bronsted Lowry as well as Lewis concept
gives a proton in aqueous solution
accepts a proton in aqueous solution
gives a hydrogen ion in aqueous solution
accepts a lone pair of electron
`CH_3COOH , CH_3 COO^-`
`CH_3COO^- , H^+`
`CH_3 COOH , CH_3 COO^- , H_3 O^+`
`CH_3 COOH, H^+`
`F^-`
`HPO_4^(2-)`
`PO_4^(3-)`
`Cl^-`
acetic acid
methanoic acid
hydrochloric acid
citric acid
`ClO_3 (OH)`
`ClO_2 (OH)`
`ClO (OH)`
`Cl (OH)`
Lewis base and Lewis acid
Lewis base and Lewis base
Lewis acid and Lewis base
Arrhenius acid and base
strong base
weak base
strong acid
weak acid
Arrhenius concept
Bronsted Lowry concept
Lewis concept
Bronsted Lowry as well as Lewis concept
`HCOOH`
`CH_3COOH`
`C_2 H_5 COOH`
`C_3 H_7 COOH`
Assertion : `HClO_4` is the strongest oxyacid of chlorine.
Reason : In `HClO_4, Cl` is in `+7` oxidation state.
`HCOOH` is stronger acid than `CH_3COOH`
`HClO` is stronger acid than `HClO_4`
Water is more acidic than methanol
All of the above
with a piece of cloth
by adding cold water
by adding sold `Na_2CO_3`
by adding solid `BaCl_2`
Column I | Column II | ||
---|---|---|---|
(A) | `NH_3` | (P) | `CO_3^(2-)` |
(B) | `HCO_3^(-)` | (Q) | `NH_4^(+)` |
(C) | `H_2O` | (R) | `H_3O^(+)` |
(D) | `HSO_4^(-)` | (S) | `H_2SO_4` |
(E) | e | (T) | `H_2CO_3` |
`NF_3`
`NCl_3`
`NBr_3`
`Nl_3`
`NH_3`
`NH_2 OH`
`NH_4^+`
`N_3 H`
Column I | Column II | ||
---|---|---|---|
(A) | Amphoteric oxide | (P) | `SO_2` |
(B) | Basic oxide | (Q) | PbO |
(C) | Acidic oxide | (R) | `N_2O` |
(D) | Neutral oxide | (S) | ` MgO` |
4 3 2 1
4 2 1 3
2 4 1 3
2 4 3 1
List I | List II | ||
---|---|---|---|
(A) | `AlCl_3` | (1) | Lewis base |
(B) | Theory of ionisation | (2) | Bronsted-Lowry |
(C) | Conjugate acid-base pairs | (3) | Lewis acid |
(D) | Alcohol | (4) | Arrhenius |
` A -> 3 , B -> 2 , C -> 4, D -> 1`
` A -> 2 , B -> 1 , C ->3, D -> 4`
` A -> 2 , B -> 3 , C ->1, D -> 4`
` A -> 3 , B ->4 , C -> 2, D ->1`
`CO`
`CO_2`
`SO_2`
`SO_3`
must be pure water
must be an acid
is not a base
is neither a base nor an acid
`8.0`
`5.0`
`6.0`
`7.4`
red litmus
blue litmus
`Na_2 CO_3`
`HCl` (aqueous)
`< 7`
`> 7`
`= 7`
unpredictable
`CS_2`
`C_2H_5OH`
`C C l_4`
`CHCl_3`
`7`
`> 7` but nor `14`
`< 7`
`14`
`Cu^2+`is present
`SC_4^(2-)` is present
hydrolysis takes place
reduction takes place
I and II
Only II
I and Ill
All of these
3.3
3.5
4.5
4.0
X is `SO_2` and it lums moist litmus to blue
X is `SO_3` and it turns moist litmus to red
X is `SO_2` and it turns moist litmus to red
X is `SO_3` and it turns dry litmus to blue
`A`
`B`
`C`
`D`
`pH` will increase
No change
`pH` will decrease
`pH` will adjust to `7`
Assertion : (A) An aqueous solution of ammonium acetate can act as a buffer.
Reason : (R) Acetic acid is a weak acid and `NH_4OH` is a weak base
Ammonia
Sodium bicarbonate
Sodium hydroxide
Calcium hydroxide
Assertion : `Na_2SO_4` forms a neutral solution upon hydrolysis.
Reason : `Na_2 SO_4` is the salt of strong acid and strong base.
mixture of potassium iodide and common salt
mixture of molecular iodine and common salt
compound formed by combination of potassium iodide and common salt
compound formed by combination of molecular iodine and common sail
Sodium sulphate
Potassium nitrate
Sodium acetate
Ferric sulphate
alkaline
acidic
neutral
soapy to touch
alkaline
corrosine
neutral
acidic
Lemon juice
Vinegar
Baking soda
Caustic soda
weak acid and weak base
weak acid and strong base
strong acid and strong base
strong acid and weak base
aluminium ion
chloride ion
Both aluminium and chloride ion
None of the above
Assertion : Aqueous solution of ammonium acetate is neutral.
Reason : Ammonium acetate is the salt of acetic acid and ammonium hydroxide.
weak acid and weak base
strong acid and weak base
weak acid and strong base
strong acid and strong base
Salt have ordered packing arrangements called lattices
Salts have low melting points but high boiling points
Salts are brittle
Salts conduct electricity when dissolved in water or even in the molten state