Chapter 6/7 Flashcards

1
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What is the rate of chemical reaction?

Give an example of slow reaction and moderate speed reaction, fast reaction

A

How fast the reactants are changed into products
Slow- chemical weathering = acid rain damage to limestone buildings
Moderate- magnesium reacting with an acid to create gentle stream of bubbles
Fast- burning

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2
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Speed of reaction?

A

Amount of product formed or reactant used / time

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3
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What does a steep line on a graph show about rate of reaction?
And why does line becomes flat eventually?

A

faster rate of reaction
Quick reaction
over line becomes flat as reactants are used up

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4
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What is the collision theory?

A

Frequency of collisions of reacting particles (how often collide)
More Collisions there are faster the reaction as more energy is transferred
Particles have to collide with enough energy for a successful collision

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5
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Minimum amount energy needed for reaction to take place?

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Activation energy - this much energy breaks the bonds in the reactants and starts the reaction

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6
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What does increasing temperature do to the rate?

A

Increases the rate
Particles move faster = collide more frequently
So have more energy so enough to make reaction happen

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7
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Increasing concentration OR pressure? RATE OF REAXTION

A

Increases the rate
If a solition is more concern then more particles reacting in the same volume
Increases pressure as same number of particles in a smaller space
= collisions between reacting particles more frequent

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8
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Increasing surface area? Rate

A

Increases the rate
Increasing surface are to volume ratio = particles around it will have more area to work on
= collisions more frequent

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9
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Using a catalyst ? Rate

A

Increases rate
Catalyst substance that speeds up a reaction without being used up - not part of equation
Decrease activation energy and provide ALTERNATIVE REACTION PATHWAY with lower activation energy

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10
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How to find the mean rate of whole reaction?

A

y value / total time taken

Or change in y/ change in x

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11
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How to use tangent to find the reaction rate at particular point?

A
Work out the gradient of a tangent 
Eg rate of reaction at 3 mins 
1. Position ruler at 3 mins
2. Draw tangent and extent the line
3. pick two points 
gradient = change in y/ change in x
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12
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what happens to reactant as they react?

A

concerntrations fall so forward reaction will slow down

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13
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What happens to products in a reaction?

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more and more products are made they’re concerntrations rise and backward reaction will speed up

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14
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what is it called when the forward reaction will be exactly same rate as backward?

A

Equilibrium

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15
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when is equilibrium reached?

A

if reversible reaction take place in a close system as nothing can escape

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16
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what does it mean if equilibrium is on the right?

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the concentration of products is greater than reactants

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17
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What does it mean if equilibrium on the left?

A

Concerntrations of reactants is greater than products

EXAMPLE
ammonium chloride - ammnia + hydrogen chloride
Equilibrium on the right as more product

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18
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The position of equilibrium depends on the …?

A

Temp
Pressure
Concerntation of reactants and products

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19
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In a reversible reaction if the reaction is endothermic in one direction what will it be in the other?

A

Exothermic

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20
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thermal decomposition example
Energy transferred from the surrounding by endothermic reaction is equal to the energy transferred to the surrounding - exothermic

A

hydrated copper sulfate= anhydrous copper sulfate+ water

If heat hydrated crystals drives water off and leaves white powder = endothermic
if add couple of drops of water to powder = get blue crystals back again= exothermic

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21
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what is le chateliers principle

A

idea If change the conditions of a reversible reaction at equilibrium the system will do the opposite

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22
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what happens if you decrease temp at equilibrium?

A

products of equal decrease for an endo reaction

And increase for exothermic

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23
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what happens if you increase temp at equilibrium?

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Amount of product increases as endothermic and decreases for exothermic

24
Q

increase in pressure at equilibrium?

A

Causes the equilibrium position to shift towards side with smaller nolecules

25
Q

decrease pressure at equilibrium?

A

causes equilibrium to shift to side with larger amount of molecules

26
Q

increase concerntration of reactants at equilibrium?

A

more products formed untill equilibrium reached again

27
Q

Effect of decreasing concentration of products at equilibrium ?

A

New reactants will react untill equilibrium reached

28
Q

what is a hydrocarbon?

A

Molecules made up from carbon and hydrogen atoms only

29
Q

methane, Ethane, propane and butane are alkanes, what are general formula?

A

CnH2n+2

30
Q

how can we use number of carbon atoms find number of hydrogen atoms?

A
multiply no of carbon atoms by 2 and then + 2 
Example 
Methane  1 carbon 
So 
1x2 = 2 
2+2 = 4
31
Q

How many carbon and hydrogen atoms does methane have?

A

1 carbon

4 hydrogen

32
Q

how many carbon and hydrogen atoms does Ethane have?

A

2 carbon

6 hydrogen

33
Q

how many carbon and hydrogen atoms does Propane?

A

3 carbon

8 hydrogen

34
Q

how many carbon and hydrogen atoms does Butane have?

A

4 carbon

10 hydrogen

35
Q

what do scientists call alkanes?

A

saturated molecules

Fully bonded carbon and hydrogen atoms

36
Q

Viscosity(thickness) of longer and shorter chain hydrocarbons?

A

longer- extremely viscous and are very slow

shorter- more runny and less viscous

37
Q

Flammability of hydrocarbons?

A

shorter- extremely flammable
use methane in Bunsen burners = most flammable

Long chain- difficult to ignite

38
Q

Boiling points or hydrocarbons?

A

Shorter - low boiling points
Methane, Ethane , propane and butane are gases at room temp

Long- very high boiling points

39
Q

what happens during combustion?

A

Carbon and hydrogen atoms in fuel react with oxygen and become oxidises

hydrocarbon fuels release energy when combusted

40
Q

if oxygen is unlimited, what does reaction produce in combustion ?

A

Carbon dioxide and water

= COMPLETE COMBUSTION

41
Q

How to balance symbol equations for complete combustion?

A

1 balance carbon atoms
2 hydrogen atoms
3 oxygen atoms

42
Q

How is crude oil formed?

A

over millions of years from the remains of tiny sea creatures called plankton
buried in mud

43
Q

where do we find crude oil?

A

in rocks

44
Q

why is crude oil a finite resource?

A

If we keep using it one day run out

Non renewable fossil fuel

45
Q

what is crude oil?

A

Mixture of hydrocarbons

46
Q

how and why do we separate crude oil?

A

fractional distillation

to be useful - shorter chain

47
Q

what does each fraction contain in fractional distillation?

A

hydrocarbons with similar number of carbon atoms

48
Q

what are the steps to fractional distillation?

A
  1. crude oil heated to high temp
  2. Crude oil boils (hydrocarbons evaporate) and turn to Gas
  3. crude oil vapour goes into column
    4 . Hydrocarbon vapours rise up column / long chain are removed at bottom
    5 . hydrocarbons condense and reach boil point so liquid fractions = removed
  4. Some keeps going up and condense when reach boil point
  5. shorter chain don’t condense and removed at top as gases
49
Q

what are some fractions or fractional distillation used for?

A

petrol- cars
kerosene - jet fuel
Heavy fuel oil - ships
petroleum gas - camping stove

50
Q

what is feedstock?

A
chemical made to make other chemicals such as: 
solvents
lubricants 
detergents 
polymers
51
Q

what type of bond do alkanes have between carbon atoms?

A

single covalent bonds

52
Q

what are large alkanes broken down called?

A

Cracking to produce smaller more useful molecules

53
Q

what does cracking produce?

A

shorter chain more useful alkenes used for fuels eg cars ( MORE REACTIVE)

54
Q

what are the two ways of cracking?

A

catalytic- use heat and a catalyst to speed up reaction

steam- heat and steam

55
Q

what do alkanes have that alkanes don’t?

A

at least one double carbon covalent bond
For example
Ethane has 2 carbon atoms and 6 hydrogen

H-H
C=C
H-H

56
Q

how do we test for alkenes?

A

Use bromine water

shake Alkene with bromine water - water turns colourless

57
Q

How to balance equations for cracking?

A

number of carbon and hydrogen atoms must be the same on each side