C8 Rates and Equilibrium Flashcards

1
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What are the 2 ways of finding out the rate of a chemical reaction.

A

Monitoring the amount of reactants used up or the amount of products made over time

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2
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What does the gradient at a specific point of a graph indicate?

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The rate of reaction

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3
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Activation energy

A

The MINIMUM amount of energy that particles must have in order to react

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4
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Collision theory

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Reaction can only take place when the particles collide together with enough energy (activation energy)

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5
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SA on rate of reaction

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Increases, if SA to volume ratio of any solid reactants is increased. This increases the frequency of collision between reacting particles

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6
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What happens to rate of reaction after increase temperature

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Rate increases

Because particals have more kenetic energy and so collide for frequently and more energetically

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7
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Effect of increasing concentration on the rate of reaction

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Increases rate reaction as it increases the frequency of collisions

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8
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Increasing pressure on rate of reaction

gases only

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Incraeases rate of reaction, as more successful collisions take place

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9
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Whats the function of a catalyst

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Speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction, but is not used up itself during the reaction. It remains chemically unchanged
Different catalyst are needed for different reactions

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10
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When are catalysts used in industry

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When ever possible to increase the rate of reaction and reduce energy costs (provide lower activation energy)

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11
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Reversible reaction

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A reaction were the products can react to make the reactancts and vise versa

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12
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In a reversible one reaction is always…

And the other is…..

A

Exothermic and Endothermic

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13
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What can say about the amount of energy given out to the surrounding and taken in, within a reversible reaction

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The same

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14
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When would the rate of forward and reverse reactions be equal at, in a closed system

A

At equlibrium

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15
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At equlibrium changing the reaction conditions can alter what

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The amount of products and reactants in a reaction

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16
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What does increasing temperature favour

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Endothermic reaction

17
Q

What does decreasing the temperature favour?

A

The exothermic reaction

18
Q

What two ways can change the relative amount of products formed at equilibrium

A

Temperature

Pressure

19
Q

How does pressure effect a reaction at equlibrium

A

Only applies to gases. Increasing the pressure favours the side that forms fewer molecules of gas. Decreasing pressure favours side that forms greater number of gas molecules