盐类的水解与酸碱中和滴定基础复习（The hydrolysis of salt is reviewed with acid base and titration basis）.doc

盐类的水解与酸碱中和滴定基础复习（The hydrolysis of salt is reviewed with acid base and titration basis） The hydrolysis of salt is reviewed with acid base and titration basis. TXT is alive, difficult to meet fate, and is sunk in. I do not love the wind and dust, seems to be mistaken!! I only shed tears for my favorite person, I will learn to give up you, because I love you so much won you, I can give up the whole world to join the collection Site map homepage Home page project teaching curriculum review lesson plan law teaching reference papers team achievements orsay preliminary final resources atlas BBS message intellectualize class typical classroom questions extracurricular experiments to explore the innovation of basic project bo misgivings problem solving to predict secondary college entrance examination Your current position: chemical auxiliary station university entrance examination tutorial basis review body Salt hydrolysis and acid base and titration basis review authors: HXFDZ source: original number of hits: 54 update time: 2009-11-20 (1) hydrolysis of salt Experiment: the crystals of sodium acetate, ammonium chloride and sodium chloride were put into three tubes containing distilled water, dissolved, and then tested with pH test paper. Phenomenon: CH3COONa pH 7 NH4Cl pH 7 NaCl pH = 7 Thinking: acetic acid, ammonium chloride, sodium salt, is a strong electrolytes, they dissolve in water completely ionization ion, neither hydrogen ions in the ionization of ion, also have no hydroxyl ions, OH - and H + there is no doubt that come from a water ionization; In other words, the concentration of the H + and OH - substances are always the same in the water and electricity, and why is it not equal? Analysis: Ions that are ionized by sodium acetate are working with water. CH3COO - can combine with the hydrogen ions in aqueous solution to generate ionization of acetic acid molecules, which makes water ionization move in the direction of positive reaction, then fell, the ris