C7 Equilibria Flashcards
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Properties of dynamic equilibrium
- rate of forward reaction = rate of reverse reaction
- conc. of products and reactants remain constant
- in a closed system
graphs of equilibrium
- rate of reaction vs. time (visualise)
- conc. vs time (visualise)
Le Chatelier’s principle
if a change is made to a system at dynamic equilibrium, position of equilibrium moves to minimise this change
factors affecting equilibrium position
- concentration
- pressure
- temperature
What are equilibrium constants affected by?
ONLY temperature
Kc and Kp are in terms of…
Kc: concentration (moldm-3)
Kp: partial pressure (Pa/kPa/atm)
Kc and Kp do not include…
Kc: DON’T include solids
Kp: ONLY include gases
how to get partial pressure from number of moles?
mole fraction = no. of moles of gas/total moles of gas
partial pressure = mole fraction x total pressure
how does temperature affect Kc and Kp?
exothermic (OPPOSITE):
temp increases, Kc/Kp decreases
temp decreases, Kc/Kp increases
endothermic (SAME):
temp increases, Kc/Kp increases
temp decreases, Kc/Kp decreases
Bronsted-Lowry acid (strong/weak)
a proton donor
strong: that ionises completely in aqueous solution
weak: that ionises partially in aqueous solution
Bronsted-Lowry base (strong/weak)
a proton acceptor
strong: that ionises completely in aqueous solution
weak: that ionises partially in aqueous solution
titration curves
(strong acid-strong base)
(weak acid-strong bsae)
(strong acid-weak base)
(weak acid-weak base)
weak acid: starts a bit above pH 2
strong acid: starts a bit below pH 2
weak base: ends ~pH 10
strong base: ends ~pH 14