energy bits in kinetics Flashcards

1
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define activation energy

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the minimum energy required to have a successful collison occur

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2
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what does particles colliding depend upon

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the orientation of the particle
the energy of the collison

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3
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define rate of reaction

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change in conc of reactants or products/time

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4
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what does increasing conc do to the rate reaction

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more reactant particles increases the frequency of collisions per second

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5
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what does increasing the temp do tot he reaction

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particles move faster therefore the frequency of collisons increases per sec

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6
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what does increasing the pressure do the reaction

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decreases particle spacing therefore increases the frequency of collisions per second

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7
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define a catalyst

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lowers activation energy by finding an alternate reactant pathway. does not get used up

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8
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what is Emp

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the most probable value - draw at the peak

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9
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what are the axis of maxwell boltzman curvews

A

number of molecules- y
energy - x

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10
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what must particles in a chem reaction have

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energy greater than the activation enrgy

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11
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what is a heterogenous catalyst

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reactants and catalysts are in a different physical state

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12
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what is a homogenous catalyst

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reactants and catalysts are in the same physical state

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13
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what are the stages for a catalysts work

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  1. adsorption - gases will attach to the the surface - they adhere to it
  2. the reactant bonds break. the catalyst has to hold the reactant for the perfect time for it to react. the catalyst has a very weak sticking force.
  3. product bonds form
  4. diffusion - products will diffuse away
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14
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what is an inhibitor

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poisoned catalysts

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