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Sales: reacciones químicas y aplicaciones (edX)

Sales: reacciones químicas y aplicaciones (edX)

Avanzando en el conocimiento de las sustancias que modifican la acidez del medio, este curso de química se dedica a estudiar los equilibrios en que intervienen sales. En este curso en línea se tratan en primer lugar, las sales como compuestos que pueden modificar la acidez del medio.

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La explicación de dichas modificaciones se realiza a partir de la teoría de Brönsted-Lowry. Estos conceptos se aplican al cálculo de las concentraciones de las diferentes especies en disolución justificando adecuadamente las aproximaciones realizadas y poniendo especial énfasis en el cálculo del pH.
En este curso de química se describe la naturaleza y aplicaciones de las disoluciones amortiguadoras, citando algunos ejemplos representativos de su importancia en el medio natural. El estudio de los equilibrios ácido-base en este contexto se centra en el cálculo del pH de dichas disoluciones y en sus modificaciones cuando se añaden cantidades limitadas de ácidos o bases fuertes.
This course is part of the Fundamentos de Química XSeries.

What you'll learn

  • Estudiar los equilibrios en que intervienen sales
  • Entender los equilibrios de hidrólisis
  • Calcular qué pH podemos esperar de estas disoluciones
  • Estudiar disoluciones más complejas (disoluciones amortiguadoras)

Syllabus

Unidad 1: Disolución de sales
Unidad 2: Disoluciones amortiguadas
Unidad 3: Valoraciones ácido-base

Prerequisites:
Sería conveniente haber seguido los cursos Reacciones químicas y cálculos estequiométricos y Ácidos y bases: reacciones químicas y aplicaciones

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