chem exam 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

properties that depend on the number of solute particles, not their chemical identity

A

colligative properties

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2
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the change in the concentrations of reactants or products as a function of time

A

reaction rate

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3
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rate =

A

change of concentration / change in time

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4
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mol / L * s

A

0 order

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5
Q

mol L -1 s -1

A

0 order

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6
Q

1/s

A

1st order

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7
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s -1

A

1st order

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8
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L / mol *s

A

2nd order

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9
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L mol -1 s -1

A

2nd order

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10
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L^2 / mol^2 * s

A

3rd order

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11
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L^2 mol -2 s-1

A

3rd order

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12
Q

integrated rate law 1st order rearranged

A

ln [A]t = -kt + ln [A]0

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13
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integrated rate law 2nd order rearranged

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1/[A]t - 1/[A]0 = kt

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14
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integrated rate law 1/2 life rearranged

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[A]t - [A]0 = -kt

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15
Q

collisions that actually lead to product

A

effective collisions

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16
Q

the energy threshold that the colliding molecules must exceed in order to react

A

activation energy (Ea)

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17
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when reactant molecules collide with a certain minimum energy, from which they can change to products

A

activated state

18
Q

specific for each reaction ; related to the structural complexity of the reactants and is the ratio of effectively oriented collisions to all possible collisions

more complex molecular structure of reactant, smaller p value

A

orientation probability factor (p)

19
Q

aka activated complex, formed by an effective collision between particles ; is an unstable species that contains partial bonds and is a pathway between reactants and products

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transition state

20
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plots how potential energy changes as the reaction proceeds from reactants to products

A

reaction energy diagram

21
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reaction rate (increases/decreases) exponentially as temperature increases

22
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the product of the collision frequency Z and the orientation probability

A=pZ

A

frequency factor (A)

23
Q

the sequence of single reaction steps that make up an overall equation

A

reaction mechanism

24
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as activation energy increases, reaction speed (increases/decreases)

25
(T/F) the freezing point depression of a soln depends on both the type and quantity of particles
false, only number of solute particles
26
(T/F) the unit of the rate of reaction depends on the order of the reaction
false, unit has to be mol * L-1 * s-1
27
(T/F) the reaction rate constant k depends on the order of reaction
true
28
(T/F) a transition state is a species (or state) corresponding to an energy maximum on a reaction energy diagram
true
29
(T/F) in a reversible reaction, a catalyst will speed up the fwd reaction, but not affect the rev reaction
true
30
(T/F) a catalyst lowers the energy of activation and alters the mechanism of a reaction
true
31
which order reactions' half-lives DO depend on the initial concentration
zero, second, third
32
which order reactions' half-lives DO NOT depend on the initial concentration
first
33
(T/F) osmotic pressure of a solution depends on its temperature measured in kelvin
true
34
which compounds automatically do not have a van't hoff factor
covalent compounds
35
(T/F) the boiling point elevation of a solution depends on the type of solute particles dissolved in the solvent
false
36
(T/F) the addition of a non-volatile solute to a solvent would result in a decrease in the solvents vapor pressure
true
37
(T/F) the osmotic pressure of a solution is the pressure needed to halt the osmotic flow of solvent into the solution
true
38
order for graph of (ln [A]t)
first order
39
order for graph of (1 / [A]t)
second order
40
order for graph of ([A]t)
zero order