Calculating pH for acid-base titrations (7)
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  • VV weak*

    gaz123123 1 year ago

  • joejacksonriley: A week acid has a relatively strong conjugate base. However, when the conjugate of a weak acid is compared to absolutely strong bases (NaOH, KOH) it is considered weak.

    If a weak acid had an absolutely strong base how could it ever exist in equilibrium? The reaction would just go to completion. 

    gaz123123 1 year ago

  • I thought the conjugate of a weak acid was a strong base. 

    joejacksonriley 1 year ago

  • Once again, you have made complicated topics very easy to understand as well as demonstrated the reasoning behind it. You have a talent for teaching!

    MaTripleX09 1 year ago

  • At 1:12, you mention that a "weak acid has a weak conjugate base." I thought that a weak acid has a VERY STRONG conjugate base, and vice-versa?

    zut212 2 years ago

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