Chapter 17: Chemical Equilibrium Flashcards

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Activity Series

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Used to predict if a single replacement reaction will occur

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Equilibrium (Chemistry)

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2 opposite processes occuring @ the same rate

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Rate

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Change in something divided by change in time

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When Non-Reversible Reactions Stop

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Go until one reactant used up

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Typical Way To Reach Equilibrium In Reactions

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Many reactions reach equilibrium when reactants of forward and reverse reaction are the same rate

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Concentration At Equilibrium

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At equilibrium, concentration is constant

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Equilibrium Constant (K)

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Mathematical description of a reaction
[Product 1]^coefficient * [Product 2]^coefficient *…/[Reactant 1]^coefficient * [Reactant 2]^coefficient *…

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Equilibrium Constant (K) Relating Relative Concentrations Of Products & Reactants

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K about 1: [Products] about [Reactants]
K&raquo_space; 1: [Products] > [Reactants]
K &laquo_space;1: [Products] < [Reactants]

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Law of Mass Action

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At equilibrium, the ratio [Products]/[Reactants], for a given reaction at the same temperature is a constant

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Le Chatelier’s Principle

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If an equilibrium system is subjected to a stress, the system will shift to counteract that stress

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Stress

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Change in [Product] or [Reactant]; change in pressure or volume of container (when gases are present); change in temperature; Not Catalyst

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How Changes Affect Le Chatelier’s Principle

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Increase of something equals a shift away from that side; decrease equals a shift toward that side

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