Chapter 18 Flashcards

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How do you determine the rate if the reaction?

A

Rate = change in concentration of either products or reactants / change in time

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What is the unit for concentration?

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Mol dm-3 s-1

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What is the order of reaction?

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The ride of reactions determine the relationship between the rate of reactions and the concentration of the products and reaction
Rate ∝ [A] ^n
Common orders are zero, first and second order

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What is zero order?

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When the concentration of a reactant has no effect on the rate of the reaction, the reaction is zero order with respect to the reactant
Rate ∝ [A]^0

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What is first order?

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When the rate of the reaction depends on the concentration raised to the power of one, with respect to the reactant
Rate ∝ [A]^1

e.g. if conc on A doubles, the reaction rate increased by 2^1=2

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What is second order?

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When the rate of reaction is depends on the concentration raised to the power of 2, with respect to the reactant.
Rate ∝ [A]^2
e.g. if conc of A is doubled the reaction rate will increase by 2^2 = 4

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What is the rate equation?

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It gives the mathematical relationship between the concentrations of the reactants and reaction rate.

Rate = k [A]^m [B]^n
K = rate constant

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What is the rate constant (k)?

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The proportionality constant. It is the number that mathematically converts between the rate of reaction, concentrations and orders.

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What is the overall order?

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It gives the overall effect of the concentrations of all the reactants on the rate of reaction.
Overall order = sum of all the orders with respect to each reactant. (m + n)

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