11A. Equilibrim II [SET 1] Flashcards

1
Q

What is Kc?

A

The equilibrium constant

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2
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What is kc calculated from?

A

The ratio of product concentration to reactant concentration

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3
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What is Kc a constant for?

A

A given temperature

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4
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What is a homogeneous equilibrium?

A

One where all the reactants and products are in the same state

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5
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What is a heterogeneous equilibrium?

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One where the products and reactants aren’t all in the same state

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6
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Why are solids and pure liquids not included in Kc expressions?

A

Because their concentrations stay the same throughout the reaction

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7
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How would you calculate a value for Kc?

A

Put the concentrations into the expression and calculate using them

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8
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What can Kc be used to find?

A

Concentrations in an equilibrium mixture

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9
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What can Kc be calculated from?

A

Experimental data

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10
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What is the total pressure of a gas mixture equal to?

A

The sum of all the partial pressures of the gases

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11
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What can partial pressure be worked out from?

A

Mole fractions

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12
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What is a mole fraction?

A

The proportion of a gas mixture that is of a particular gas

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13
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How is the mole fraction calculated?

A

No. Of moles of gas/total no. Of moles of gas

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14
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How is partial pressure calculated?

A

Mole fraction of gas x total pressure

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15
Q

What is Kp?

A

An equilibrium constant that is used when dealing wth gases

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16
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How is Kp calculated?

A

From partial pressures of the gases

17
Q

What can Kp be used to find?

A

Partial pressures

18
Q

What does Kp for heterogeneous equilibrium include?

A

Only the gases

19
Q

What happens to equilibrium if the conditions change?

A

The position of it moves

20
Q

What factors affect equilibrium?

A

Concentration, pressure and temperature

21
Q

If the temperature increases, where does equilibrium move to?

A

The endothermic side of the reaction

22
Q

If pressure increases, where does equilibrium move to?

A

The side with fewer moles of gas

23
Q

What does the size of the equilibrium constant tell you?

A

Where the equilibrium lies

24
Q

The greater the Kc/Kp…

A

…the further to the right the equilibrium lies

25
Q

The small the value of Kc/Kp…

A

…the further tot he left the equilibrium lies

26
Q

What does the equilibrium constant for a reaction rely on?

A

The temperature of the reaction

27
Q

What happens in a reaction if concentrations change?

A

The concentrations of other reactants/products change in order to keep Kc the same

28
Q

How do concentration/pressure affect Kc/Kp?

A

The have no effect

29
Q

How do catalysts affect the position of equilibrium?

A

They have no effect

30
Q

Why do concentration and pressure not affect Kc/Kp?

A

Because although the amounts of products/reactants change, the ratio of reactants to products stays the same