- Bases are proton acceptor in aqueous solution.
- Bases may be charged particle or may be without charge.
- Strong bases are those which have greater tendency to accept proton. They bind rapidly and strongly with strongly with proton, so quickly remove from solution.
- Weak bases are those which have very low tendency to accept proton. They bind slowly and weakly with proton, so slowly remove proton from solution.
- Conjugate acid of a base is the acid formed by that base after accepting proton. So conjugate acid of a strong base is weak and that of a weak base is strong.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Properties of Base.
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