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Indicate whether each of the following statements is correct or incorrect.
(a) Every Bronsted-Lowry acid is also a Lewis acid.
(b) Every Lewis acid is also a Bronsted-Lowry acid.
(c) Conjugate acids of weak bases produce more acidic solutions than conjugate acids of strong bases.
(d) $\mathrm{K}^{+}$ ion is acidic in water because it causes hydrating water molecules to become more acidic.
(e) The percent ionization of a weak acid in water increases as the concentration of acid decreases.

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All right. Today we'll be doing Chapter 16 section problem 12 from chemistry and essential Science by Brown. The question is asking which of the following statement is false. And to be really do that we have to be able to enter just journal definitions of our genius acids and bases brought from aunt acids and bases in the re acids and bases. It's so for the first question it axes are genius base increase in the concentration of O. H minus and water. So the definition of are a genius acid and be sorrows followed so and acid one placed in water gives in each plus molecule. And whenever a bass is placed in water gives you the H minus. So if you place in a genius base and water, you get in Oh, h minus. And so if you have a show on base and you've placed more of it in it, you're gonna increase of that water. So a is true. So for party, it's asked me about Bronson live so she'd get out the definition for Bronson Larry, and so Bronson Bari acid is in each plus donor where the base is a H plus except ER, and so for question be it's asking for it, stating a Bronson Meyer bases a proton except er and there's just straight from the definition and so me. No, that that question is true or that seven is true. So in part C, it is saying that water can act as a Bronson Larry acid or base, and so water is made up of H 20 ah, a good way to also right water. Whenever you're looking at some acids and bases is writing it as a TSH and h Ow age. And you can see that it can germinate you, dad proton as well as except a proton when every seed as each fuko plus so water can be active in acid because it can donate that proton. But it can also act as a base by accepting another proton in becoming each three a plus to therefore we can say that C and D are both true. And the last question in compound that contains an O. H. Group acts as a broad story Larry. So even though if you have no age group, so if he just life had o h minus on it, you can accept a proton in a hydrogen, but that's not the main definition of it. It's more so the fact that here accepting a hydrogen plus to it, this statements are always going to be true. So therefore, E is a fast and is your intern. Thank you for the signing of hope that solve your problem.

Hello, everyone. I hope all is well today. I'll be helping you with the 11 problem of the chapter two problems that so 11 is asking which of these statements below is true. So you have, um A that says acids and bases cannot mix together, which is false. They can mix together. Then you have be acids and bases can neutralize each other. Okay, so that seems plausible. Okay, on then you have C which says acids not basis can change. I can change the pH of solutions, which is false because, um, if you had a base to an acid, you can neutralize the asset or view, um, vice first so you could change the peach. Either way, however, you want to state it. The of de acids donate hydroxide ions. Ohh. And bases donate 100 jin ions h so false. So you have acids that r h plus donators. And then you have bases which are ohh, donators. Right. And so we're gonna use this concept in why be is correct? Because they could neutralize each other because h plus, right when it is formed with Oh, it's negative. It produces H 20 which. Okay, well, Obviously that is not going to be appear. They'll be down here, and that has a Ph of seven, which would then neutralize the solution. So I hope you found this helpful, and you have a great day. Thank you.

Today we're talking about acids and bases and what happens between them when they are added together. So what I have here is a CEO, which is hydrochloric acid, which is considered a strong acid. And then we have sodium hydroxide, which is considered a strong base. So what's going to happen when we add these two together? What we have here is in the solution. Each one of these is going to disassociate into its ions. So we're gonna have the hydrogen ion and the Korean I on separate in the hydrochloric acid. And they were gonna have thesis odium I on and the hydroxide ion separate from sodium hydroxide. And what we then have is called a double displacement, meaning that essentially the elements that were bonded together at the beginning of this are basically going to switch. So that leaves us with and I feel and h 20 So when I seal is actually common table salt and H 20 is water so well, when we started out, we had a strong acid in a strong base and what they ended up doing was neutralizing each other. Because the result waas neither an acid or base. We have to neutral substances, table salt and water. So when you add an acid and a base together in equal amounts, they're going to neutralize each other.