1B Reaction Orders Flashcards
For first order reactions:
1. Reaction rate is ______ in the concentration of one reactant
2. How does a first order reaction look like (also what is rate and rate law)
- LINEAR
- A —>Product (rate law =k[A, rate=-d[A]/dt])
- What is the first order integrated rate law (both versions) to find the concentration of A
1Integrated: [A]=[A]0 e^-kt OR ln[A]=ln[A]0-kt
- What is [A]t (subsript)
- What is [A]0 (subscript)
- What is the units for k for first order
- How did the graphs of a first order differ from [A]t and ln[A]t
- The concentration of A at time t
- The concentration of A at t=0
- K has units of s^-1 or 1/s
- [A]t has exponential decay and ln[A]t is linearized
What is the definition of a half life or t1/2
The time required for the concentration of a reactant to decrease to half of its initial concentration
What is the half life equation for first order reactions (short and long way)
- t1/2= .693/k
- t1/2=ln2/k
How is the speed of a reaction related to half life
- Short half-life has a FAST REACTION
- Long half life has a SLOW REACTION
- What is a lifetime (T)
- What is the equation
- When is lifetime ONLY meaningful
- What equation shows relationship between half life (t 1/2) and lifetime (T)
- The time required for the concentration of a reactant in a first-order reaction to decrease by a factor of e aka [A]=[A]0 /e
- T=1/k
- ONLY FOR FIRST ORDER REACTIONS
- t1/2=Txln(2)
For second order reactions:
1. Reaction rate is ______ in the concentration of one reactant
2. Reaction rate is ______ in the concentration of two reactant
3. Integrated rate law for 2nd order
4. Half life equation
5. K units
- Reaction rate is QUADRATIC in the concentration of one reactant
- Reaction rate is LINEAR in the concentration of two reactants
- 1/[A]t=1/[A]0 + kt
- t1/2=1/k[A]0
- M^-1 s^-1 (1/M s)
Zero Order reactions:
1. Reaction rate is _______ of the concentrations
2. Integrated rate law:
3. Units of k
4. Half life
- Reaction rate is independent of the concentrations
- [A]t=[A]0-kt
- M/s
- t1/2=[A]0/2k
What is the rate of a zero order reaction
Rate=k