midterm Flashcards

(53 cards)

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factors affecting rxn rates (4)

A
  1. physical state (homo/hetero)
  2. []
  3. temp
  4. catalysis
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rate law

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the relationship btwn the rate of the rxn and the [react]

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3
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zero-order

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one stays the same and the other doubles independently

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4
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first order

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rate directly proportional to [react]

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5
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2nd order

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proportional to the square

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6
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overall rxn order

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sum of all the orders of each reactant

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1st order slope

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-k

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2nd order slope

A

k

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9
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zero order slope

A

-k

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10
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half life (t 1/2)

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the time taken for 1/2 of a reactant to be consumed

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lifetime (2)

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  • the time taken for the rxn to decrease to 1/e

- a measure of the avg life expectancy of a chem identity

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Eact

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the E barrier that needs to be overcome to make reactants into prods (J/mol)

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13
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exponential factor

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fraction of R that become P’s; those with enough E

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14
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frequency factor

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of molecs R that approach the barrier per unit of time (given)

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15
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what happens to k as temp incs?

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inc

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16
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if k and rate dec, what happens to the Eact?

A

inc

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17
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when does temp have a greater effect on rxns?

A

with ones w/ high Eact

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18
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rxn mechanisms

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a series of individual chem steps by which an overall chem rxn occurs

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19
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what do intermediated and catalysts have in common in respect to a rxn mechanism

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not found in the overall rxn

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20
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Rate Determining Step

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limits the overall rate of the rxn; the slowest one

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21
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overall rxn

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sum of the elementary steps

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22
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steady state consumption

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rate of formation of intermediate = rate of consumption of intermediate

23
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how can the rate of a step be determined

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by using the balanced eqtn of that specific step

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intermediates

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species that play a role in the rxn but do not appear in the overall balanced eqtn

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catalyst
substance that increases the rate of a chem rxn but that is not consumed by the rxn
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homogenous catalyst
catalyst in same phase as reacts
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heterogenous catalyst
catalyst in diff phase than reacts
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thermodynamics
the general study of E and its interconversions
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thermochemistry
the study of the relationship btwn chemistry and E
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work (w)
a force acting through a distance (J)
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heat (q)
the flow of E caused by a temp diff (J)
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kinetic E
E associated w/ motion (J)
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thermal E
E associated w/ temp (J)
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potential E
E associated w/ position or composition
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chemical E
a form of potential E associated w/ positions of electrons and nuclei in a system
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heat
the transfer of kinetic E from a hotter body to a cooler one (NEVER in reverse)
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heat in
endo
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heat out
exo
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temp (3)
- a measure of heat - describes how hot something is relative to a standard - a type of KE
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1st law of thermodynamics
E can neither be created nor destroyed, only transferred
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system
a specific area of interest
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surroundings
everything else
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internal E (U)
the sum of al the kinetic and potential energies of all the particles that make up the system
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the total E of the universe is constant, meaning that
the internal E lost by the sys is = to the internal E gained by the surroundings
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q is +
when heat is absorbed by the sys
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q is -
when heat is lost by the syst
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w is -
done by syst
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w is +
done on sys
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enthalpy (H)
the sum of its internal E and the products of its pressure and volume
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endo rxn feels
cold to the touch
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exo rxn feels
warm to the touch
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chem/potential E
the source of E given off in an exo rxn
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Hess's law
the change in enthalpy for a stepwise process is the sum of H changes of the steps