module 5 physical chem Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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acid

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proton donor

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2
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base

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proton acceptor

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3
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conjugate acid base pairs

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HA + OH –> H2O + A
HA & A acid base pair 1
OH- & H2O acid base pair 2

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4
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basic equations

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acid + metal –> salt + hydrogen
acid + oxide –> salt + water
acid + carbonate –> salt + CO2 + water
acid + hydroxide –> salt + water

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5
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pH equation

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pH = -log[H+]
[H+] is concentration of H+ atoms

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6
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[H+] equation

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[H+] = 10-pH
10 to the power of -pH

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7
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Diluting pH

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X10 everytime to drop down pH
1 –> 2 X10

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8
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Ka expression

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Ka= [H+] [A-]
[HA]
Ka= [H+]2
[HA]

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9
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Ka equation

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Ka= 10-PKa

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10
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PKa equation

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-log(Ka)

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working out [H+] conc with Ka

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[H+] = Ka x [HA]

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12
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Kw

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ionic product of water
1 x 10-14

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13
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working out [H+] in alkali

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you are given OH conc (overall conc)
[H+] = 1 X 10-14 / [OH-]
then put into pH equation (-log[H+] )

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14
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working out [H+] in alkali
method 1

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you are given OH conc (overall conc)
[H+] = 1 X 10-14 / [OH-]
then put into pH equation (-log[H+] )

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15
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working out [H+] in alkali
method 2

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you are given OH conc
put into equation POH = -log[OH-]
then do 14 - POH = pH

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16
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Rate of reaction definition

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change in conc of reactant or a product per unit time

17
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Ways to measure rate of chemical reaction

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Volume of gas production
Measure loss in mass
Measure increase in mass
Measure colour change

18
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Zero order reaction (conc&rate)

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changing the concentration of the reactant has NO affect on rate of reaction
(straight horizontal line on graph)

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First order reaction (conc&rate)

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Rate of reaction is directly proportional to the conc of the product
-doubling conc doubles rate
1:1
Straight diagonal line through origin

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Second order reaction (conc&rate)

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Rate of reaction will equal concentration squared
2:1
Curved horizontal line up

21
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Rate constant K

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Rate = K [A][B][C]
constant that links the rate of reaction with conc
concentration has powers depending on order

22
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Overall order

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All orders added together
Indices

23
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Zero order (conc&time)

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Half life decreases over time
straight diagonal line downwards on graph

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first order (conc&time)

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Half life is constant over time
Downwards curve on graph

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Second order (conc&time)
Half life increases over time Steep downwards curve on graph
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Calculating rate constant from half life
K = ln2 / t 1/2
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Clock reaction
Chemical reaction where one of the chemical products initially has a low conc but gradually increases with time -amount of time it takes for mixture to change colour
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Rate determining step
The slowest step in the reaction mechanism of a multistep reaction step with largest activation energy
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Creating a multi step reaction
compounds in the rate equation must be in the first step of the multi step reaction
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Maxwell boltzman curve
higher temp = higher proportion of molecules with activation energy
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Arrhenius equation
K = Ae to the power of -Ea/RT e = 2.718 A = pre exponential factor R = gas constant 8.312 T = temp (kelvin) Ea = activation energy
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Rearranged arrhenius equation
K = -Ea/R x 1/T + lnA
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Arrhenius equation with graph
Y = M X + C lnk = -Ea/R 1/T + lnA
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Kc
used to calc the exact position of equilibrium 1 equal lies halfway greater than 1 equilibrium lies to right less than 1 equilibrium lies to left Kc = [products] [reactants]
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Practical techniques used to study equilibrium
-Colorimetry -Titration
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homogenous
where all reactants and products are in the same state eg all (g)
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heterogenous
where products and reactants are in different states Kc equations don't include solid and liquid states