5.1.2 - How far Flashcards

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What does it mean when a reaction is at equilibrium

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The rate of forward and reverse reactions are equal

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What are the methods that can be used to measure equilibrium?

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  • measure change in colour or colour intensity using colorimeter
  • Use a pH probe
  • Measure electrical conductivity
  • Titration used when equilibriumis slow. so that titration can be completed before there is much change in equilibrium mixture
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3
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What does mole fraction mean?

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The amount of a given component in a given reaction mixture

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4
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Write the equation used to calculate mole fraction

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Mole fraction = number of moles of substance A / total number of moles of all substances

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5
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What does partial pressure mean?

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The pressure exerted by a single species in a reaction vessel

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6
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What is the symbol for partial pressure?

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P

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7
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Write the equation. used to calculate partial pressure

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partial pressure = mole fraction x total pressure

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8
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What is the relationship between concentration of a substance and its partial pressure?

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Concentration of a substance is proportional to. its partial pressure

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9
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What are the 3 common units of pressure used in chemistry?

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Pascals
Atmospheres
Newtons per square metres

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10
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What type of brackets are used in the Kc expressions?

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Square brackets

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11
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What tupe of brackets are used in Kp expressions

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round brackets

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12
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What is the symbol of equilibrium constant

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K

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13
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What does it mean when K is greater than 1?

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Reaction favours product

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14
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What does it mean when K is less than 1

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The reaction favours reactants

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15
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What is the effect. of increasing temperature on K?

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Equilibrium shifts. to the direction. of. endothermic reaction

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16
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What is the effect of decreasing temperature on K?

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Equilibrium shifts to the direction of exothermic reaction

17
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What is the only factor that affects K?

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Temperature

18
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What is the effect of increasing temperature on K for a forward endothermic reaction?

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K increases as temperature increases

19
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What is the effect of increasing temperature on K for a forward exothermic reaction?

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K decreases as temperature increases

20
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What effect does a. catalyst have on k?

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Catalysts does not affect the position of equilibrium, they. only have an effect on the rate of reaction