Chapter 12 Flashcards

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Chemical kinematics

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The study of the speed that reactants are converted to products in a chemical reaction.

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Factors that have a role in the speed of a reaction and its effectiveness

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state of matter, particle size, temperature, concentration, presence of catalyst

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Spontaneity is not related to?

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speed

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Spontaneity

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a measurement of possibility that the reaction will happen at the current conditions

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What is maintained when a reactant is converted into a product in a chemical reaction?

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stoichiometry ratio

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Reaction rate is based on?

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a change in concentration over time

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Rate always _______ with time

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decreases

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Why do expressions involving reactants have negative values?

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because rate always decreases with time

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9
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Calculated rates will always have?

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positive values

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Rates do not have to be?

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constant

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Rates follow an?

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pattern or predictable pathway

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12
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The reverse reaction affects?

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the rate of change in concentrations

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If we take the reverse reaction into consideration, the overall change in concentration depends on?

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the difference in the rates of the forward and reverse reaction

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What is the issue when looking at reverse reactions?

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where to study the reactions when looking to calculate a rate law

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To avoid confusion, we study the rate of a reaction under what kind of conditions?

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where the reverse reaction is negligible

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16
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The rate law depends on?

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REACTANTS ONLY

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17
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Rates will be ______ rates.

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instantaneous

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18
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instantaneous rates will be measured at a time where?

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the reverse reaction has not contributed to the overall rate

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19
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In the rate equation, O order means?

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there is a catalyst

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20
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The rate equation is _____ dependent.

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reactant

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21
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In the rate equation, the order of the reactant is determined how?

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experimentally via data and calculations

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22
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In the rate equation, k is?

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the proportionality constant or rate constant.

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23
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In the rate equation, n is?

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the order of the reactant

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24
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In the rate equation, the integer value can be?

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0 or even a fraction.

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What are the types of rate laws?
differential and integrated
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differential rate law is also called?
rate law
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differential rate law involves only?
reactant concentrations
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integrated rate law involves only?
time and entire reaction
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differential rate law
expresses how the rate of a reaction is dependent on the concentration of the elements or compounds in the experiment.
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integrated rate law
expresses how the concentration of a species in a reaction changes with time.
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species
reactant or product
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choice of rate law type depends on?
what data is easiest to collect.
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the value of n also tells us?
what power to raise the law to
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3 options of integrated rate law?
0, 1, 2
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reaction mechanism
series of steps a reaction takes
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2 key components of a reaction mechanism
must use a balanced equation and mechanisms have to match the rate law
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intermediates
elements or compounds formed and consumed during a reaction that do not make it in the final equation.
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When looking at rate orders you should not pay attention to?
stoichiometry ratio
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elementary steps
unfinished reaction mechanism
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molecularity
the number of species that must collide to produce the reaction indicated by that step
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unimolecular step
a reaction involving 1 molecule
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bimolecular step
a reaction involving the collisions of two species
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termolecular step
a reaction involving the collisions of three species
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Which is the most important step?
rate determining step
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Rate determining step
slowest step in the process and all reactions must get past this step before they can produce products
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the rate determining step determines
the rate for the reaction
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collision model
molecules must collide in order to react, they must collide with sufficient energy and proper orientation
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In the collision model, if the proper conditions are not met the molecules will?
attempt to react again until they get things right
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activation energy
the energy required to convert atoms or molecules to the activated complex
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activated complex
transition state
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the activation energy is the minimum energy required for?
an effective collision
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The activation energy value is influenced by factors such as
temperature, catalysts, and pressure
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catalysts
substances that speed up a reaction without being consumed or changed themselves
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Catalysts are mostly?
metals
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catalysts can also?
lower activation energy and keep rate constant
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heterogeneous catalysis
scenario where the catalyst is in a different phase than the reacting substances
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heterogeneous catalysis are usually?
gaseous reactants on a solid surface
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uses of a heterogeneous catalysis
-conversion of alkenes to alkanes -conversion of CO and NO in auto exhaust to CO₂ and N₂ -process is referred to as adsorption
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homogeneous catalysis
reactants and catalysts are in the same phase
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example of homogeneous catalysts
decomposition of Ozone by CFC's