7.5-7.8 Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

Let’s say the K value was .001 or smaller. Did the reaction proceed and if it did did it favor reactants or products?

A

The reaction barely proceeded

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2
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Weak acids tend to have small or large K values?

A

Small

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3
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What does it mean if the K value is basically 1?

A

This means that the reactants and products have basically an equal magnitude

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4
Q

How do you know when not to use an ICE table?

A

If you don’t have K you have to do something else instead

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5
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When Q is greater than K what is favored in the reaction?

A

Reactants

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6
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Let’s say the K value was less than 1. Did the reaction proceed and if it did did it favor reactants or products?

A

The reaction did proceed but the reactants were favored

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7
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When Q is less than K what is favored in the reaction?

A

Products

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8
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If volume decreases what happens to pressure?

A

Let’s say volume was cut in half, pressure would be multiplied by 2

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9
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When doing the multi-step K problems, what do you do to K if the reaction is multiplied by a factor?

A

Raise K to that factor
K^c

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10
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Let’s say the K value was 1000 or greater. Did the reaction proceed and if it did did it favor reactants or products?

A

The reaction goes to completion

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When doing the multi-step K problems, what do you do to K if the reaction is reversed?

A

Do the reciprocal of K; 1/K

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12
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If pressure increases or volume decreases, what happens to the reaction?

A

It shifts to the side with fewer moles of gas

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13
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With ICE tables how do you know what is positive and what is negative on a chart?(aka what is used and what is produced)

A

If something started as 0, then it has to become positive because you cannot have a negative concentration or pressure. If nothing starts as 0, then you have to find the q value first and if q is smaller than K, reactants will be negative if not then other way around

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14
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When doing the multi-step K problems, what do you do to K if the reaction is added?

A

Multiply the K values

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15
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Let’s say the K value was 1 or greater. Did the reaction proceed and if it did did it favor reactants or products?

A

The reaction did proceed and the products were favored

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16
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How do you use a graphing calculator to solve ICE tables?

A

Graph the K value and then graph the function, find the intersection and that is your x value

17
Q

What is really important with these ICE table problems?(3 things)

A

MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE ANSWERING THE QUESTION
MAKE SURE YOU ARE WRITING THE EXPRESSIONS CORRECTLY AND STILL LEAVING OUT SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS
MAKE SURE K VALUES DONT HAVE ANY UNITS AND MAKE SURE OTHER STUFF DOES(M AND ATM)