Chapter 18 - Rates of equations Flashcards

1
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For reactant [A] and power n , give the equation for rate

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rate proportional to [A]n

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2
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What is a zero order reaction?

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When concentration of a reactant has no effect on the rate

rate proportional to [A]0

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3
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What is a first order reaction?

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  • Any change in concentration gives the same change to the rate
  • rate proportional to [A]1
    e. g. if [A] x 2, reaction rate increases by x 2
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What is a second order reaction?

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  • For any change in concentration, the rate changes by the square of the conc change
  • rate proportional to [A]2
    e. g. if [A] x3, rate x9
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5
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Give the rate equation for A and B - two reactants

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rate = k [A]m[B]n

where k = rate constant, m = order of reaction with respect to A and n = order of reaction with respect to B

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6
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What is the rate constant?

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  • Proportionality constant
  • Number that mathematically converts between the rate of reaction and concentration and orders
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7
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How do you work out overall order of reaction?

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Overall order = sum of orders with respect to each reactant

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8
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How do you work out rate constant units?

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  1. ) Rearrange equation to make k the subject
  2. ) Substitute units into expression for k
  3. ) Cancel common units and show the final units on a single line
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9
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What is initial rate?

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Instantaneous rate at the beginning of an experiment when t=0

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10
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How are concentration-time graph’s data collected?

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Continuous monitoring

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11
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Give the 3 methods of continuous monitoring of reactions?

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  • Monitoring by gas collection
  • Monitoring by mass loss
  • Monitoring by calorimetry
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12
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How does a calorimeter work?

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Wavelength of the light passing through a coloured solution is controlled using a filter. The amount of light absorbed by a solution is measured, which is directly linked to concentration of solution

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13
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What is the gradient of a concentration-time graph?

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rate of reaction

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14
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Draw the concentration-time graph of a zero order reaction

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15
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Draw the concentration-time graph of a first order reaction?

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16
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What is half life?

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Time taken for half of a reactant to be used up. Exponential decay pattern

17
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What is special about the half life in first order reactions?

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Half life is constant

18
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How do you work out rate constant of first order reaction?

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Draw tangent on concentration-time graph and calculate gradient, giving rate. Divide this by point of concentartion the tangent was drawn from

19
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What is the equation for rate constant from the half life?

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k = ln2/ t(1/2)

20
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Draw a rate-concentartion graph for a zero order reaction

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21
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Draw the rate-concentration graph for a first order reaction

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22
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Draw a rate-concentration graph of a second order reaction

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23
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What is the gradient of a rate-concentartion graph?

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rate constant

24
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What is the rate-determining step?

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slowest step in a multi-step reaction

25
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How can we predict reaction mechanisms? (using rate determining step)

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  • rate equation only includes reacting species involved in the rate-determining step.
  • orders of the rate equation match the number of species involved in the rate-determining step
26
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What is the effect of increasing temperature by 10ºC on the rate?

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Doubles the rate of reaction and rate constant

27
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What are the 2 factors that contribute to increased rate when temperature increases?

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  • Increasing the temperature shifts the boltzmann distribution to the right, increasing the proportion of particles that exceed the activation energy
  • Particles move faster and collide more frequently
28
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What is the rate mainly determined on?

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Ea

29
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Give the arrhenius equation

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k = Ae-Ea/RT

30
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What does the exponential factor (e) in arrhenius equation represent?

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proportion of molecules that exceed Ea and have sufficient energy for a reaction to take place

31
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What does the pre-exponential factor (A) in the arrhenius equation represent?

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Frequency of collisions with correct orientation

32
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Give the arrhenius equation in linear form

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lnk = -Ea/RT + lnA

33
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Compare y=mx+c to linear arrhenius equation

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y= mx+c

lnk = -Ea/RT 1/T + lnA

y-int - lnA

Gradient - -Ea/R