quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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True or false: many reactions go to completion

A

False. Many reactions stop at an intermediate state where the system contains both reactants and products

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2
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What is chemical equilibrium

A

Concentrations of products and reactants remain constant with time

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3
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Are reactions at chemical equilibrium static on the microscopic level

A

NO. They are dynamic microscopically and static MACROscopically

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4
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Describe the microscopic change occurring in a reaction at equilibrium

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Reaction continues to occur in both the forwards and reverse directions

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5
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Do the concentrations of reactants and products change in a reaction at equilibrium

A

No

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6
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Describe the relationship between the rate of the forward reaction and reverse reaction

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The rate of the forward reaction and reverse reaction are equal

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7
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Where does the equilibrium lie when a reaction goes to completion

A

To the right

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8
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Where does the equilibrium lie when a reaction does not proceed much

A

To the left

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9
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How does the law of mass action work

A

Gives K the equilibrium constant
Concentrations of products / reactions
Each compound is raised to the exponent of their coefficient

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10
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When we reverse reaction what happens to K

A

K = 1/K

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11
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When we multiply the coefficients by a number what happens to K

A

Multiply by 1/2

K = K^(1/2)

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12
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When we add equations what happens to the Ks

A

A + B

K (of A) x K (of B) = K

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13
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When does Kp = Kc

A

When Δn = 0

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14
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State the formula for Kp

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Kp = Kc (RT)^(Δn)

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15
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What is not included in calculating the equilibrium constant

A

Solids or liquids

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16
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What is the reaction quotient Q

A

Q is the law of mass action with INITIAL concentrations

17
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When Q

A

Too much reactant, so shifts to right

18
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When Q=K

A

At equilibrium

19
Q

When Q>K

A

Too much product, so shifts to left

20
Q

What does an ICE table stand for

A
I = initial 
C = change 
E = equilibrium
21
Q

What is the 5% rule

A

When we have x^3, cubic function, must assume x in denominator is 0 and solve. THEN must check approximation and see if under 5%

22
Q

What are the units for an ICE table

A

Moles, molarity or partial pressures

23
Q

What is le Chateliers principle

A

If a change is imposed on a system at equilibrium, the position of equilibrium will shift in a direction which minimizes the change

24
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According to le Chateliers principle what happens if a reactant or product is added

A

Shift to lower the concentration of it

25
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According to le Chateliers principle what happens if a reactant or product is removed

A

Shift to increase concentration of it

26
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Do solids or liquids affect le Chateliers principle

A

No

27
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Describe what happens if pressure increases according to le Chateliers principle

A

Volume must decrease so shift to decrease moles

**no change if moles are the same on both sides

28
Q

Describe what happens if pressure decreases according to le Chateliers principle

A

Volume must increase so shift to increase moles

29
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How does heat work with le Chateliers principle

A

By treating heat as a reactant or product we can predict the shift of equilibrium