- electron,
autoionization is
referred to as autodetachment. In this case the
compound state begins with a net
negative charge before the
autoionization process...
-
remains unchanged. Such
autoionization can be
protic (H+ transfer), or non-protic.
Protic solvents often undergo some
autoionization (in this case autoprotolysis):...
- The self-ionization of
water (also
autoionization of water, and
autodissociation of water, or
simply dissociation of water) is an
ionization reaction in...
- and the
amplitude to
scatter via
autoionization creates an
asymmetric scattering line-shape
around the
autoionization energy with a line-width very close...
- Acid
dissociation constant Deprotonation (or dehydronation)
Molecular autoionization Zumdahl, S. S. (1986). Chemistry. Lexington, MA: Heath. ISBN 0-669-04529-2...
-
inorganic solvents parti****te in
autoionization reactions. In the
solvent system definition of
acids and bases,
autoionization of
solvents affords the equivalent...
-
indicators (e.g., turn red
litmus paper blue). In water, by
altering the
autoionization equilibrium,
bases yield solutions in
which the
hydrogen ion activity...
- acid. This
property underpins many of its
characteristic reactions,
autoionization, chlorinations, hydrolysis. A well
studied adduct is PCl5(pyridine)...
- in the self-ionization of
water reaction. It is a type of
molecular autoionization. 2H2O↽−−⇀OH−+H3O+{\displaystyle {\ce {2H2O <=> OH- + H3O+}}} Any solvent...
- is not
limited to
redox reactions, but also
includes some
molecular autoionization reactions, such as the self-ionization of water. In contrast, some authors...
