Periodic table

Acids and bases

The seven strong acids, the strong bases, and the weak acids a course uses, with their Ka at 25 °C.

Strong acids

HClhydrochloric aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
HBrhydrobromic aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
HIhydroiodic aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
HNO₃nitric aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
H₂SO₄sulfuric aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
HClO₄perchloric aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →
HClO₃chloric aciddissociates completelyCompute a pH →

Weak acids

HFhydrofluoric acidKa 6.8e-4Compute a pH →
HNO₂nitrous acidKa 4.5e-4Compute a pH →
HCOOHformic acidKa 1.8e-4Compute a pH →
CH₃COOHacetic acidKa 1.8e-5Compute a pH →
H₂CO₃carbonic acidKa 4.3e-7Compute a pH →
HClOhypochlorous acidKa 3.0e-8Compute a pH →
HCNhydrocyanic acidKa 6.2e-10Compute a pH →

Strong bases

LiOHlithium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →
NaOHsodium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →
KOHpotassium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →
Ca(OH)₂calcium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →
Sr(OH)₂strontium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →
Ba(OH)₂barium hydroxidedissociates completelyCompute a pH →

Weak bases

NH₃ammoniaKa 5.6e-10Compute a pH →

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