Lecture 1 Flashcards

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study of chemical kinetics and the reactors in which they occur

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chemical reaction engineering

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2
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study of the factors that influence the rate of reaction and the explanations for the rate of reaction

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chemical kinetics

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3
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any chemical compound or element with a given identity

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chemical species

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the identity of a chemical specie is determined by

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the kind, number, and configuration of that species’ atom

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5
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chemical reaction has taken place when

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a detectable number of molecules of one or more species have lost their identity and assumed a new form by a change in the kind or number of atoms in the component, and/or by a change in structure or configuration

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6
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when chemical reactions occur, what is the law assumed

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law of mass conservation (the total mass is neither created nor destroyed)

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the rate of disappearance of a chemical species is

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the number of molecules that lose their chemical identity per unit time per unit volume

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8
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3 basic ways of losing chemical identity

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decomposition
combination
isomerization

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9
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type of reaction that involves one phase

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homogeneous reaction

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10
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type of reaction that involves more than one phase and reaction occurs at or very near the interface between the phases

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heterogeneous reaction

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type of reaction that proceeds in one direction until the reactants are exhausted

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irreversible reaction

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12
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type of reaction that can proceed in either direction, depending on the concentrations of reactants and products relative to corresponding equilibrium concentrations

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reversible reactions

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13
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type of reaction that is one step

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single reaction

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14
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type of reaction that is in series and parallel reactions

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multiple reactions

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15
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refers to how fast or slow a reaction proceeds

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reaction rate

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16
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reaction rate is measured as a

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decrease in concentration of the reactants or an increase in concentration of the products

17
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the rate at which a given chemical reaction proceeds can be expressed in several ways

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  1. rate of disappearance of reactants and rate of formation of products
  2. rate law
18
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rate law is also called

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kinetic expression, rate expression, or reaction rate equation

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where can you find rate laws?

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national bureau of standards

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what can be found in the national bureau of standards?

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the activation energy, frequency factor, and reaction order

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number of atoms or molecules interacting or colliding in a reaction step; it is based on stoichiometric equation

22
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is the ratio of stochiometric coefficients of species involved in the reaction

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relative rates of reactions

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reactions has an __________ if the reaction order of each species is identical with the stochiometric coefficient of that species for the reaction is written

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elementary rate law

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reactions where overall order cannot be defined or determined based on stoichiometric equations only but must be determined experimentally

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non-elementary reactions

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two types of reaction schemes
non-chain reactions chain reactions
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non-chain reaction
reactants -> intermediates intermediates -> products
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chain reaction
reactants -> intermediates intermediates + reactants -> intermediates + products intermediates -> products
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they are series of elementary reactions involved in reactions that are added to form the overall reaction
reaction mechanisms
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deducting mechanism from rate law/ approximation methods
1. steady-state approximation 2. rate-determining step/ rapid equilibrium method
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effect of temperature on reaction rate
1. based on the collision and transition state theory 2. based on arrhenius law
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explains why there are differences between the mechanisms and rates of reaction
collision theory
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criteria for collisions to be considered effective
1. there must be enough activation energy 2. the particles must collide with proper orientation
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provides a reaction pathway which has lower activation energy, thus hastens the reaction without changing the enthalpy of reaction
catalyst
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It relates the rate of reaction of a species to its concentration at a particular point.
Rate Law
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The Rate Law is determined by
by experimental observation
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