Define base and explain all alkalis are bases but all bases are not alkalis
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So your question is that :-
What is base ?
Well , there are three concepts behind this .
Lemme explain all .
# ARREHINUS CONCEPT #
:- This concept says that , if any hydrogen containing compound releases ( OH - ) ions or hydroxide ions in its aqueous solution , then that substance is said to be Base .
For eg :- NaOH ( Sodium hydroxide )
# BRONSTED - LOWRY CONCEPT #
:- This states that , the substance which receives hydrogen ions ( H+ ) ions in a reaction is known as base .
For eg :- NH3 ( Ammonia )
# LEWIS CONCEPT #
:- This states that , the substance which donates the electron in a reaction is known as base .
For eg :- BF3 ( Bromine fluoride )
Now ,
→ → Alkali :- The types of base which are soluble in water is known as alkali .
Eg :-
NaOH ( Sodim hydroxide )
KOH ( potassium hydroxide )
All alkali comes in the category of base .
But since all base are not soluble in water , so all bases are not alkali .
thanks :)
So your question is that :-
What is base ?
Well , there are three concepts behind this .
Lemme explain all .
# ARREHINUS CONCEPT #
:- This concept says that , if any hydrogen containing compound releases ( OH - ) ions or hydroxide ions in its aqueous solution , then that substance is said to be Base .
For eg :- NaOH ( Sodium hydroxide )
# BRONSTED - LOWRY CONCEPT #
:- This states that , the substance which receives hydrogen ions ( H+ ) ions in a reaction is known as base .
For eg :- NH3 ( Ammonia )
# LEWIS CONCEPT #
:- This states that , the substance which donates the electron in a reaction is known as base .
For eg :- BF3 ( Bromine fluoride )
Now ,
→ → Alkali :- The types of base which are soluble in water is known as alkali .
Eg :-
NaOH ( Sodim hydroxide )
KOH ( potassium hydroxide )
All alkali comes in the category of base .
But since all base are not soluble in water , so all bases are not alkali .
thanks :)
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