Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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Particles must collide with one another. Only effective collisions result in product formation

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Collision Theory

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2
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  • must have sufficient energy
  • proper orientation
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For an effective collision (collision theory)

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3
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Reactions whose rate depends on the concentration of one of the reactants raise to the first power

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First order reactions

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4
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Reactions whose rate depends on the concentration of one the reactants raised to the second power, or on the product of the concentrations of two different reactants each raised to the first power

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Second Order reactions

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5
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reaction whose rate is independent of reactant concentration

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Zeroth order Reaction

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6
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Amount of time required for half of the reactant to disappear (i.e. time it takes for the reactant concentration to drop to half of its original value)

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Half-life of reaction

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7
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  • most reactions occur in a series of steps
  • the balanced equation does not tell us how the reaction occurs
  • there are often a series of steps which add together to give the overall reaction
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Reaction mechanisms

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8
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  1. Each elementary step has 1 or 2 reactants
  2. elementary reactions add up to give the overall reaction
  3. rate-determining step must have same rate law as the determined experimentally for overall reaction (first reaction should be the slowest step)
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3 requirements to be a valid mechanisms

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9
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step with the largest activation energy

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Elementary step

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10
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the slowest step in the mechanism

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rate-determining step

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11
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a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being used up itself

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catalyst

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12
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  • acts by changing the reaction mechanism
  • provides an alternate set of elementary steps with more favorable kinetics
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Catalyst

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13
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speeds up reaction by lowering activation energy

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catalyst

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14
Q
  • heterogeneous
  • homogenous
  • enzyme
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Types of catalysts

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15
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reactants and catalyst are in different faces

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heterogeneous catalyst

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16
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catalyst often solid additive or surface

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heterogeneous catalyst

17
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most important in industrial chemistry

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heterogeneous catalyst

18
Q

used in catalytic converters in automobiles

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heterogeneous catalyst

19
Q
  • efficient catalytic converter serves two purposes:
    • oxidizes CO and unburned hydrocarbons into CO2 and H2O
    • converts NO and NO2 into N2 and O2
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heterogeneous catalyst

20
Q

Reactants and catalysts are dispersed in single phase

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Homogenous Catalyst

21
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biological catalyst

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Enzyme catalysts