Chapter 22 Reaction kinetics Flashcards

1
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Define rate equation

A

An equation showing the relationship between the rate constant, and the concentrations of the species that affect the rate of reaction.

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2
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Define order of reaction (and overall order)

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The power to which the concentration of the reactant is raised in the rate equation. The overall order of reaction is the sum of these powers.

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3
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Define rate constant

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The proportionality constant, k, in a rate equation. e.g. rate= k[NO]².

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4
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Define half life (t¹/₂)

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The time taken for the concentration of the limiting reactant in a reaction to decrease to half its initial value.

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5
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What is the rate-determining step?

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The slowest step in a reaction mechanism.

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6
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How to write rate equation for a multi-step reaction?

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Only include the concentrations of the slow step reactants according to their stochiometry numbers IN THE SLOW STEP. Also, do not include intermediates in the rate equation.

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7
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What cannot be part of rate equation?

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Indermediates (instead if the intermediate is part of the slow step, you have to include the constituents of the intermediate into the rate equation).

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8
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Define intermediate

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A reaction intermediate is transient species within a multi-step reaction mechanism that is produced in the preceding step and consumed in a subsequent step to ultimately generate the final reaction product.

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9
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Define homogenous catalysts

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Catalysts that are in the same phase as the reactants.

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10
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Define heterogenous catalysts

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Catalysts that are in different phases as the reactants.

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11
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t¹/₂= ?

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t¹/₂= 0.693/k (only for 1st order)

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12
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Describe the mechanism of heterogenous catalysis

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Diffusion of reactants onto catalyst surface, adsorption to catalyst surface, reaction, desorption from catalyst surface, diffusion of products away from catalyst.

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13
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What does rate order 0 indicate?

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r=k. Concentration of that reactant has no effect on the rate.

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14
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What does rate order 1 indicate?

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r=k[B]. Concentration of that reactant has a proportional effect on the rate. y=mx graph.

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15
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What does rate order 2 indicate?

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r=k[C]². Concentration of that reactant has a more than 1:1 proportional effect on the rate. y=mx² graph.

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16
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Shape of concentration-time graph for order 0

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Straight line down.

17
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Shape of concentration-time graph for order 1

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Curve down below the straight line of order 0.

18
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Shape of concentration-time graph for order 2

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Curve down below the curve of order 1.

19
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Half-life of order 0 graph…

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decreases.

20
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Half-life of order 1 graph…

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remains constant throughout.

21
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Half-life of order 2 graph…

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increases.

22
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lnk= ?

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lnk= lnA - Eₐ/RT [lnk= (-Eₐ/RT) ¹/T + lnA]

23
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Hetereogenous catalysis 2 examples

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Iron powder in haber process and platinum catalytic converter.