handouts 1-3 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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define chemical kinetics

A

deals with time-dependant chemical processes

how a system evolves far from equilibrium into equilibrium

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2
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rule of thumb for temperature

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is temp raised 5 degrees reaction rates double around room temp

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3
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what does N stand for

A

number of molcules

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4
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units for number of molcules

A

no units

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5
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what does n stand for

A

number of mols

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6
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what is unit for number of mols

A

mol

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7
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what does c stand for

A

concentration

number of molecules per volume

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8
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units for number of molecules per volume

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m^-3
dm^-3
cm^-3

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9
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what does C stand for

A

number of mols per volume

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10
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what is unit for C

A

moldm^-3

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11
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when is C and c define

A

in homogeneous reactions

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12
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what does collision probability rely on

A

number density of the molecules

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13
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are products or reactants negative stoicheometry

A

reactants

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14
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why is change in mols not useful

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different for every component

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15
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how to find the amount of products and reactants

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divide the change in mols at two different times by the stoichiometric coefficient

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16
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what does xi stand for

A

extent of reaction

17
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what is the extent of the reaction equation

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dxi = dni / vi

18
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what is rate of conversion equation

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vxi = 1 / vi * dni / dt

19
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why not use rate of conversion for homogeneous reactions

A

because c or C are used and they are proportional to the number density of molecules

20
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what is differential rate law equation

A
k capital pi ci ^ mi
k is reaction rate constant
capital pi product operator (times all of them)
ci is all the different coefficients
mi is reaction order of each substance
21
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what does differential rate law equation find

A

reaction rate

22
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units of reaction rate constant

A

(dm^3 mol^-1)^(m-1) s^-1

23
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what is m

A

total reaction order

24
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define elementary reaction step

A

molecules on left come together to form right in side in one step
smallest unit of reaction mechanism

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what is molecularity
number of molecules on left in elementary reaction
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for unimolecular elementary reactions what are differential rate law equations look like A* = B
vc(t) = - d[A*]/dt = d[B]/dt = k[A*]
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what is units of k in unimolecular elementary reaction
s^-1
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how to solve differential rate law unimolecular
separate variables integrate from c0 / t to c(t) / t solve integral
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what is integrated rate law equation
c(t) = c0 exp(-kt)
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how to find conc of B at a time using integrated rate law
[A*]0 - [A*} = [A*]0 - [A*]0 exp (-kt)
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plotting graph for unimolecular reaction
plot ln(c(t)/c0) = -kt t is x y is (c(t)/c0) the slope is -k