Equilibrium Flashcards

(20 cards)

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What is meant by dynamic equilibrium? (2)

A
  • Where the rate of the forward
    reaction equals the rate of the
    backwards reaction (1)
  • Only in a closed system (1)
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What is Le Chateliers Principle? (2)

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  • If a reaction at equilibrium is
    subjected to change, the
    position of equilibrium will
    move to counteract change (1)
  • Where shifting to the left will
    produce more reactants and
    vise versa (1)
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What happens if the reactants concentration increases? (2)

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  • Equilibrium will shift to the
    right to reduce concentration
    (1)
  • More products will be made (1)
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What is the requirement for Le Chateliers principle? (2)

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  • Only work in homogeneous
    equilibria (1)
  • Reactants and products in
    the same state (1)
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5
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What happens if pressure increases? (1)

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  • Equilibrium will shift to the side
    with the fewest gas particles (1)
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What happens if temperature increases? (2)

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  • Equilibrium will shift in the
    endothermic direction (1)
  • The direction of positive ΔH
    (1)
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What happens if a catalyst is added? (2)

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  • No effect on Kc (1)
  • The catalyst will speed forward
    and backward reaction equally
    (1)
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Why is a medium temperature used in an exothermic reaction? (2)

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  • To have a high yield from a
    lower temperature (1)
  • And a high rate of reaction (1)
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Why is a medium pressure used in a reaction? (2)

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  • To have a high yield and rate
    (1)
  • But not be too expensive (1)
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What is the Kc expression? (3)

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  • The equilibrium constant (1)
  • Where only gases and aqueous
    states are included (1)
  • As the concentrations of solid and liquid stay constant (1)
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What is a heterogenous reaction? (1)

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  • All reactants and products in
    different states (1)
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12
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How do you work out concentrations before Kc? (2)

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Initial moles
Change moles
Equilibrium

Equilibrium / Volume (dm3)

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13
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What is partial pressure? (1)

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  • The pressure of an individual gas (1)
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14
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How do you work out partial pressure? (2)

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  • Work out mole fraction:
    number of moles / total moles (1)
  • Work out partial pressure:
    mole fraction / total pressure (1)
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15
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What is Kp? (3)

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  • Gas equilibrium constant (1)
  • Uses partial pressure instead of concentration (1)
  • Only gas states involved (1)
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16
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  • How would equilibrium amounts be calculated rather than concentration (2)
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  • Same number of moles on both sides of the equation (1)
  • So volumes will cancel out (1)
17
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Why does phenolphthalein pink fade at the end of titration? (2)

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  • Equilibrium shifts to the left (1)
  • So the mixture becomes more acidic (1)
18
Q

How would you confirm equilibrium has been reached in titration? (2)

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  • Repeat for longer (1)
  • Kc should remain unchanged (1)
19
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Why is only gas involved in Kp expression? (1)

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  • Other states have no partial pressure (1)