W2 Equillibrium Flashcards by Thanushi Peiris

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Van’t Hoff equation

In K_T1 - InK_T2 = ΔH/R(1/T1-1/T2)

Relates equilibrium constants at different temperatures

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Calculating equilibrium constant

Exclude solids and liquids (including water)

[products]^d/[reactants]^c

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Reverse an equation, K_c becomes

the reciprocal

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Multiplying equation by constant, Kc becomes

Kc^constant

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Adding equations, Kc becomes

product of the Kc of the original reactions

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W2 Equillibrium Flashcards

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