5.1.2 equilibrium Flashcards

1
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what is homogeneous equilibrium?

A

an equilibrium in which all the species making up the reactants and products have the same physical state

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2
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what is heterogeneous equilibrium?

A

an equilibrium in which the species making up the reactants and products have different physical states

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3
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Kc equation for heterogeneous equilibrium

A

concentration of solids and liquids are omitted as essentially constant

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4
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mole fraction x(A) equation

A

number of moles of A / total number of moles in gas mixture

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5
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partial pressure p(A) equation

A

mole fraction of A x total pressure P

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6
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what is the sum of mole fractions?

A

1

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7
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what is the sum of partial fractions?

A

total pressure

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8
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Kp expression for A + B ⇌ C

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Kp = p(C) / p(A) x p(B)

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9
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what is the effect on K when temperature is increased?

A

for a exothermic reaction - K decreases, equilibrium shifts to the left, decreasing yield of products
for a endothermic reaction - K increases, equilibrium shifts to the right, increasing yield of products

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10
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explain effect of increasing temperature on an exothermic reaction
A + B ⇌ C

A

K decreases
system no longer in equilibrium
ratio C / A x B greater than K
- the concentration/partial pressure of C must decrease
- the concentration/partial pressure of A and B must increase
- position of equilibrium shifts to the left
- new equilibrium reached where C / A x B = new K

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11
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explain effect of increasing temperature on an exothermic reaction
A + B ⇌ C

A

K increases
system no longer in equilibrium
ratio C / A x B less than K
- the concentration/partial pressure of C must increase
- the concentration/partial pressure of A and B must decrease
- position of equilibrium shifts to the right
- new equilibrium reached where C / A x B = new K

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12
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what is the effect on K when concentration is changed?

A

no effect on K

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13
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what is the effect on K when pressure is changed?

A

no effect on K

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14
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explain, in terms of K, the effect of changing concentration

A ⇌ 2B

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  • if [A] is increased
  • ratio of [B]² / [A] is less than Kc
  • system no longer in equilibrium
  • [A] must decrease
  • [B] must increase
  • new equilibrium established where [B]² / [A] is restored to Kc
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15
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explain, in terms of K, the effect of changing pressure

A ⇌ 2B

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  • if the total pressure is doubled
  • ratio of p(B)² / p(A) is greater than Kp
  • system no longer in equilibrium
  • p(A) must increase
  • p(B) must decrease
  • new equilibrium established where [B]² / [A] is restored to Kp
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16
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effect of increasing pressure when there are fewer moles of gaseous products

A
  • ratio less than K
  • products increase
  • reactants decrease
  • equilibrium shift right
17
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effect of increasing pressure when there are more moles of gaseous products

A
  • ratio more than K
  • products decrease
  • reactants increase
  • equilibrium shift left
18
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effect of increasing pressure when there are the same number of moles of gaseous reactants and products

A
  • ratio = K
  • no change
  • no equilibrium shift
19
Q

how does a catalyst affect equilibrium constant?

A

K unaffected