Hydrogen ion

A cation formed when a hydrogen atom loses one electron
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Hydrogen ion (H + )Yes hydrogen atom Formed by the loss of an electron cation , with one unit positive charge In some cases, one unit can also be formed negative charge Of anion , called Hydrogen anion (H - )。
Chinese name
Hydrogen ion
chemical formula
H +
molecular weight
one
Discipline
Chemistry
Definition
A cation formed when a hydrogen atom loses one electron
Inspection method
Dropwise addition Purple litmus test solution

Substance definition

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Cations formed by hydrogen nuclide protium can be regarded as protons. But the cation formed by the other two nuclides, deuterium and tritium, can only be called hydrogen ion instead of proton.

Formation process

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Formation of hydrogen ions in solution
Usually formed by acid in water Medium ionization occurs. some Acid salt It can also directly form hydrogen ions during ionization, such as Sodium bisulfate Water itself will ionize a very small amount of hydrogen ions and Hydroxyl ion (Strictly speaking, the formula cannot be written as H two O=H + + OH - Because hydrogen ions are easily attracted by other water molecules, the strict formula should be 2H two O=H three O + + OH - , but can be written as H under certain circumstances two O=H + + OH - )。 some Strong acid weak base salt Although hydrogen ions are not directly generated during ionization, some cations that can convert a small amount of hydroxyl ions in water into precipitation or gas will be ionized, thus increasing the number of hydrogen ions in water, such as copper sulphate ammonium sulphate Etc.

Inspection method

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one Dropwise addition Purple litmus test solution If the purple turns red, it indicates that there are hydrogen ions.
2. Drop into the solution NaHCO3 Solution, if bubbles are generated, it indicates the existence of hydrogen ion.
3. Use PH meter This method can measure the pH value of the solution accurately.

PH relationship

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At room temperature, dilute solution The product of hydrogen ion concentration and hydroxyl ion concentration (i.e Ionic product )Always 1.0 × 10 -14 We use the negative of hydrogen ion logarithm Indicate solution PH , i.e pH
So pH of pure water=- lg10 -7 =7.0。 There is no doubt that the hydrogen ion concentration of acid solution is always greater than 1.0 × 10 -7 mol/L, and Alkaline solution The hydrogen ion concentration of is always less than 1.0 × 10 -7 mol/L。 Therefore, pH of acidic solution is less than 7, and pH of alkaline solution is more than 7, Neutral solution pH=7。
PH test paper
It is worth noting that the pH value of the solution is not always between 0-14, and sometimes a value greater than 14 or negative And our extensive PH test paper Generally, only solutions with pH between 0-14 can be tested, and only integer values can be taken. The pH meter can measure decimals.

Ionization equilibrium

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Water is extremely weak electrolyte , can ionize a very small amount of H at room temperature + And OH - , exists Ionization equilibrium
Ionization equilibrium law of water
1.Kw=c(H + )·c( OH - ), c (H) in pure water + )=c(OH - ), pure water always presents Electroneutrality Of.
2. It cannot be considered that c (H + )Or c (OH - )Equal to 10 -7 mol/L Or pH=7 must be Neutral solution That is, pH=7 cannot be used to judge the acidity and alkalinity of all solutions Dividing line , compare c (H + )And c (OH - )The relative size of the two. The solution is Acid-base property The essence of C (H + )≠c(OH - )。
3. c (H) produced by known water ionization + )Or c (OH - )It is not possible to finally determine the Acid-base property , because it may be an acid (or acid) solution or an alkali (or alkaline) solution. For example, c (H) ionized by water + )=1×10 -13 Mol/L solution, whose pH is equal to 1 or 13.
4. Water Ionization equilibrium Destruction and movement of
(1) It can be broken by adding acid and alkali Ionization of water Balance, which makes the ionization balance of water move inversely, leading to c (H + )≠c(OH - ), water ionization is inhibited. C (H) expressed by pH of acid solution + )It is generated by the ionization of solute acid, through Kw=c (H + )·c(OH - water C (OH) of effluent ionization can be calculated - water , and c (H + water =c(OH - water C (H) expressed by pH of alkali solution + )Is c (H) ionized by water + water , because the alkali itself cannot ionize H+.
(2) Temperature will affect the ionization equilibrium of water. Ionization of water yes Endothermic process , temperature increases, promotes water ionization, Kw increases, pH decreases, but there is still c (H + water =c(OH - water At room temperature, Kw=10 -14 Kw=10 at 100 ℃ -12
(3) The salt that can hydrolyze can promote the ionization of water, thus breaking the ionization balance of water. Only one weak acid radical anion (or weak alkali cation )Hydrolysis, then c (H + )≠c(OH - ); If the added salt occurs Double hydrolysis , the concentration of the two ions may or may not be equal. Acidic by hydrolysis Salt solution PH represents c (H) of water ionization + water (same as alkaline solution), pOH (pOH=- lgc (OH - ))Is the water ionized c (OH - water (Same as acid solution).
5. For extremely dilute acid and alkali solutions, Ionization of water Can not be ignored. For example: c (H + )=10 -8 Mol/L hydrochloric acid It is wrong to think that pH=8, because the pH of acid solution must be less than 7 at room temperature. At this time, when calculating the pH of the solution, the c (H + water And c (OH - water