9A.4 Flashcards

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what is a catalyst

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it is a substance that increases the rate of reaction without being used up in the reaction (changing it chemically)

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Catalysts dont provide lower activation energy of a reaction pathway it …

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provides an alternative pathway with a lower activation energy

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what is a reaction pathway

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a reaction or a series of reacts that a reactant undergoes to convert to a product

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how does a catalyst change the Maxwell-Boltzmann graph

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it doesn’t change the graph just the activation energy moves up the graph (more area)

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5
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what is a reaction profile graph

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it is a graph that has the same features as the enthalpy level diagram it just shows the activation energy

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what is the difference between a profile diagram with and without a catalyst

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the peek of the activation energy is lower

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what is an intermediate

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An intermediate is a molecule that is formed from two or more reactants and then reacts further to give products.

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what is the reaction between peroxydisulfate ions and iodide ions

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S2O8^2- (aq) + 2I^-(aq) ——–> 2SO4^2- + I2^-

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9
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what is the reaction between peroxydisulfate ions and iodide ions with an iron catalyst

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reaction one:
S2O8^2-(aq) + 2Fe^2+(aq) ——-> 2SO4^-2(aq) + 2Fe^3+(aq)

reaction two:

2I^-(aq) + 2Fe^3+(aq) ———-> I2(aq) + 2Fe^2+(aq)

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10
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what are two economical benefits of using a catalyst

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  1. the increase of the rate of chemical reactions, meaning more of the desired product
  2. reactions can take place at a lower temperature meaning less money spent as there a decrease in energy cost
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when exams q asks us to compare two industrial processes what points should we include

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  1. atom and yield economy
  2. energy coasts
  3. environmental issues
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12
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what are heterogeneous catalysts

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catalysts that are in a different phase than the reactants

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13
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what is a phase

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a physically distinct form of matter (liquid solid gas)

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14
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in chemical reactions what is considered waste

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it is a product that has little to no commercial value

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how can a catalyst help with reducing waste

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  1. it stops any side reactions producing any unwanted products
  2. it helps with only forming the desired product with little to no co-product
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16
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how can a zeolite help in the manufacture of phenol

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using a zeolite catalyst allows benzene to be oxidized to phenol using nitrogen monoxide with nitrogen as the only other product

17
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which is better the manufacture of phenol, the use of zeolite with benzene for the use of cumene with benzene, and why

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zeolite as a catalyst because more atom economy

18
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what is zeolite

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a catalyst made up form oxygen, silicon, and aluminum

19
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Raney nickel is an

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an alloy of nickel and aluminum

20
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what are the advantages of using Rany nickel and HF as a catalyst for ibuprofen, instead of using AlCl3

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  1. fewer steps from 6 to 3
  2. more atom economy
  3. HF and Raney nickel can be recovered and used more
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what are other things to consider when comparing both Raney nickel and HF with AlCl3

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  1. fewer steps less, most likely fewer energy coasts
  2. percentage yield for each step might be higher and it might be higher for fewer steps
  3. the whole process might be quicker so that you get more products
  4. there might be less product lost in separation after each step, and there might be only separation at the end