Reaction Rates And Equilibrium Flashcards

1
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How do the speeds of chemical reactions vary

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From very fast to very slow

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Rate

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A measure of how much something changes within a specified amount of time

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3
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How is the amount of the reactant expressed

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In moles

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4
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Collision theory
What can react to form products when they collide if the particles have enough kinetic energy

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Atoms, ions, and molecules

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5
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Collision theory
What do particles that do not have enough energy do

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They simply bounce off of each other unchanged

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Reaction energy

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The minimum energy that colliding particles must have in order to react
Barrier reactants must cross to form products

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7
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When two reactant particles collide they may form what

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An activated complex, to transition state.
Is an unstable arrangement of atoms that forms for a moment at peak of the activation energy barrier

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8
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Raising the temperature does what to reaction rate

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Usually speeds up the reaction. The particles move faster, the frequency of collision increases; and how fast the product forms

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9
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Lowering temperature does what to reaction rate

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Usually slows down a reaction. Particles move slower, frequency of collision decreases; how fast the product forms slows down

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10
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Increasing concentration does what to speed?
Decreasing concentration does what to speed?

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Increasing concentration increases speed and decreasing concentration decreases speed

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11
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Bigger particle size does what
Smaller particle size does what

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Slower reaction rate
Faster reaction rate

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12
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Ways to increase surface area

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Dissolve particles in a solution
Grind particles into a powder

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13
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Catalyst

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A catalyst is a substance that increase the rate of a reaction without being used up during the reaction

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14
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What do inhibitors interfere with

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Inhibitor interfere with the action of a catalyst

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15
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K is at a constant rate and is?

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Different for every reaction
Large if the products form quickly >1
Small if the products form slowly <1
The expression Rate= K[A]^X is called a rate law

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16
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The order of a reaction is what

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The power to which a concentration of a reactant must be raised to match experimental data on concentration and rate

17
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The concentration of a reactant is?

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Raised to the first power

18
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Elementary reaction

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A reaction in which reactants are converted to products in a single step

19
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Multi-step reaction

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A chemical reaction that consists of two or more reactions (called a reaction mechanism)

20
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Intermediate

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A product of one step in a reaction mechanism and a reactant in the next step of the reactant mechanism. (Doesn’t appear in overall chemical equation for a reaction)

21
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Reversible reactions

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A reversible reaction is one in which the conversion of reactants to products and the conversion of products to reactants occur at the same time

22
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Establishing equilibrium

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When the rates of a forward reaction and reverse reaction are equal, you have reached equilibrium

23
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La Chatelier’s principle

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If a stress is applied to a dynamic equilibrium, the system changes in a way that relieves the stress.
These stresses that upset the equilibrium include: Changes in temperature (heat added-moves in direction that absorbs heat), changes in the concentration of reactants or products, Changes in pressure

24
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Equilibrium constants

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The equilibrium constant of a reaction (Keq) is the ratio of product concentrations to reactant concentrations at equilibrium
The value of (Keq) depends on the temperature of the reaction

25
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The size of Keq depends on what

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Whether reactants or products are more common at equilibrium

26
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When finding K or Keq what should you use

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Gases only

27
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Reaction rate equation

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Rate= K [A]^1 [B]^1

28
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Solubility

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The ability to be dissolved (most of the time in water)

29
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How many solubility rules are there

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There are 6 solubility rules/ not all compounds are soluble

30
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Free energy

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The energy that is available to work

31
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When can energy be obtained from a reaction

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Only if the reaction occurs

32
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Some chemical reactions are spontaneous

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1) a spontaneous reaction occurs naturally and favors the formation of products at the stated conditions
2) spontaneous reactions produce large amounts of products and release free energy

33
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Non spontaneous reaction

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A chemical reaction that doesn’t favor the formation of products
- these products produce little, if any product

34
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Enthalpy

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The change in heat of a reaction
(Exothermic is releases heat/ endothermic absorbs heat)

35
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Entropy

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A measure of the disorder of a system
Ex: A solid has less entropy than a liquid, and a liquid has less entropy than a gas.

36
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The law of disorder

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1) States that the natural tendency is for systems to move in the direction of increasing disorder or randomness.
2) Reactions in which entropy increases as reactants form products tend to be favored.
3) The size and direction of enthalpy changes and entropy changes determine whether a reaction is spontaneous