6.5 Flashcards
In an endothermic reaction, what happens to the equilibrium, the Kc constant & the yield of products when temp decreases? (3)
(1) eqm = shifts left
(2) Kc = decreases
(3) yield of products = decreases
In an endothermic reaction, what happens to the equilibrium, the Kc constant & the yield of products when temp increases? (3)
(1) eqm = shifts right
(2) Kc = increases
(3) yield of products = increases
In an exothermic reaction, what happens to the equilibrium, the Kc constant & the yield of products when temp decreases? (3)
(1) eqm = shifts right
(2) Kc = increases
(3) yield of products = increases
In an exothermic reaction, what happens to the equilibrium, the Kc constant & the yield of products when temp increases? (3)
(1) eqm = shifts left
(2) Kc = decreases
(3) yield of products = decreases
If Kc is greater than 1, where is the position of the equilibrium? (1)
right
If Kc is equal to 1, where is the position of the equilibrium? (1)
middle
If Kc is less than 1, where is the position of the equilibrium? (1)
left
In an endothermic reaction, Kc __________ when the concentration of the reactants is decreased. (1)
doesn’t change (because Kc is only affected by temp changes)
If the conc. of a reactant is increased, explain how the equilibrium will shift. (2)
(1) shift to the right
(2) to counteract the inc. in conc. OR decrease the conc. of the reactant
Do catalysts affect the position of the equilibrium? If not, what do they affect? (2)
(1) No
(2) the rate of the reaction OR they speed up reactions OR the speed up the rate at which equilibrium is reached
What does the Haber Process produce? (1)
Ammonia
What does the Contact Process produce? (1)
Sulfuric Acid
The Haber Process requires high pressures, but it’s difficult to meet this condition. Give 2 reasons why. (2)
(1) requires expensive equipment to withstand it
(2) it incurs energy costs in compressing the gases
In an exothermic reaction, Kc __________ when the concentration of the reactants is increased. (1)
doesn’t change (because Kc is only affected by temp changes)