Topic 9 Kinetics I Flashcards

1
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Heterogeneous catalyst is often a porous material, so it…..

A

Increases SA for adsorption

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2
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How does increase in temp change the Maxwell-Boltzmann curve?

A

Peak shifts right and lowers

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3
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What is the activation energy/enthalpy? 2 marks

A

The minimum energy (1) required for a reaction to occur
For successful collisions (1)

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4
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How do catalysts change the Maxwell-Boltzmann curve?

A

No change in curve
Lower activation energy, more particles (area) under Ea line and curve

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5
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Gaseous reactants attach to the catalytic surface by the process of….

A

Adsorption

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6
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why is it good for industries to use catalysts?

A

increases RoR, decreasing time a reaction to take place
so lowers cost in milder conditions

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7
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How do heterogeneous catalysts work? (4 marks)

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Reactants adsorb onto catalyst
There are Active sites on catalyst surface
Bonds in reactants lengthened/weakened/broken
Products desorb from catalyst

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8
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What is the use of cotton wool on conical flask when reacting substances?

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Prevent loss of acid spray

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9
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Why does mass in conical flask (reacting HCl and marble chips) decrease during the course of experiment? When there is cotton wool on top

A

CO2 produced, released and escapes through cotton wool

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10
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How does a catalyst work? 2 marks

A

Provides alternative pathway
Lowering activation energy

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