7.3 Using Ka and Kb to Calculate pH

Table of Contents: 00:14 - Some review 00:22 - Strengths of Acids and Bases 01:22 - Strengths of Acids and Bases 02:08 - 03:21 - Non-acid compounds with hydrogen 03:48 - Ions 04:16 - Comparing Strong and Weak Acids 04:19 - 04:20 - Comparing Strong and Weak Acids 04:47 - 05:54 - Weak Acids 06:52 - Ka and Kb 07:48 - 08:55 - Calculating Ka from the pH 10:51 - Calculating Ka from pH 11:48 - Calculating Ka from pH 12:48 - Using Ka to Calculate pH for Weak acids 13:33 - Worked Example 16:46 - 17:35 - Calculating Percent Ionization 17:36 - Strong vs. Weak Acids—Another Comparison 17:36 - Calculating Percent Ionization 18:28 - Strong vs. Weak Acids—Another Comparison 19:10 - Polyprotic Acids 20:08 - Weak Bases 20:47 - Base Dissociation Constants 21:09 - Example 22:36 - Example (completed) 23:45 - Types of Weak Bases 24:08 - Relationship between Ka and Kb