topic 6 - rate and extent of chemical change Flashcards

1
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whats the rate of a reaction

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the rate at which the products get turned into reactants

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2
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slow reactions

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  • rusting of iron
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3
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typical rate reaction example

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reaction btwn mag and acid - hydrogen bubbles

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4
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fast rate of reaction example,

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explosions - fireworks

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5
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rate of reaction equation

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products formed or reactants used cm^3 /time secs

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6
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what are the axis for a graph to show rate of reaction

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time on x axis
mass of reactants or volume of products formed on Y

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7
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the collision theory

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for particles to react they have to collide with each other with activation enegry and if there is less energy than this nothing will happen

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8
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what does the collision theory depend on

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  1. amount of energy they have
  2. frequency of collision
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9
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4 factors that affect the rate of reaction

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  1. temp
  2. concentration/pressure
  3. surface area
  4. catalyst
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10
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how does temperature affect the rate of reaction

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  • temp increases
  • particles gain more energy
  • move faster and collide more frequently
  • higher rate of reaction
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11
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how does concentration or pressure affect the rate of reaction

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if these increased there will be more particles per unit of volume there fore more frequent collision

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12
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how does SA affect the rate of reaction

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increase rate of reaction bc higher frequency of collision

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13
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how does catalyst affect the rate of reaction

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speeds up reaction but doesn’t get used up
- catalyst lowers activation energy by providing an alternative reaction pathway = higher proportion of successful collisions

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14
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how do you calculate the actual rate of reaction at a particular point

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find the gradient
- draw a line up from the time to the curve
- draw a tangent here
- change in y over change in x

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15
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reversible reaction rates

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the forwards and backward reactions can happen at different rates

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16
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what happens when the reversible reaction reaches equilibrium

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the forward and backward reactions even out and go at the exactly the same speeds and the concentration of the products and the reactions won’t change but that doesn’t mean they are the same

17
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where is the equilibrium with more products

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more products = lies to the right

18
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where is the equilibrium with more reactants

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more reactants = lies to the left

19
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when can eq only be reached

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in a closed system - none of the reactants or products can escape

20
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what are the energy changes in a reversible reaction

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Has to be exothermic in one direction and endothermic in the other

21
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whats the energy changes in the reaction of thermal decomposition of hydrated copper sulfate

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hydrated copper sulfate <—> anhydrous copper sulfate + water
- forward is endothermic
- backward is exothermic

22
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what are the 2 points in la chatelier’s principle

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  • if you change the conditions of a reversible reaction at eq - the system will counteract that change
  • therefore you can predict the effect of changes you make to a system
23
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a chatelier’s principle - changing TEMP

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  • decrease temp = eq goes to the exothermic side. therefore you get more products for the exothermic
  • increase temp = eq goes to endothermic side. therefore you get more products for the endothermic side
24
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a chatelier’s principle - changing PRESSURE

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GASES
- increase the pressure = eq tries to reduce and moves in direction with less moles of gas
- decrease pressure = eq tries to increase and moves direction with more mole of gas

25
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a chatelier’s principle - changing CONCENTRATION

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  • if you change the concentration the system is no longer at eq
  • increase the conc of REACTANTS = system tries to decrease and makes more products
  • decrease the conc of PRODUCTS = system tries to increase and reduces amount of reactants
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