Chapter 5 Chemical Kinetics Flashcards

1
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What is First order rxn?

A

Rxn depends on concentration of 1 reactant

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2
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What is 2nd order rxn?

A

Rxn depends on concentration of either one reactant squared
or
2 separate reactants

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3
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Do reactants, products or transition states have higher energy?

A

Transition States have highest energy

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4
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Do stoichiometric coefficients match the order of the rxn?

A

Only in 2 cases:
1. When rxn mech. is a single step and balanced rxn reflects the entire chemical process.
2. When all of rxn mech. is given and rate-determining step is indicated.

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5
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Difference between equilibrium constant and rate law?

A

Equilibrium constant includes products, rate law is only reactants.

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6
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What is a zero order rxn?

A

Rate formation of the product is independent of changes in concentration

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7
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What is the rate-determining step?

A

slowest step, limits the maximum rate

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8
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What is collision theory?

A

a reaction rate is proportional to the number of effective collisions
between the reacting molecules.

*Arrhenius equation is a mathematical way of representing collision theory

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9
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Can transition state move back or forward?

A

Yes, the reaction can proceed toward products or revert back to reactants

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10
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Why does increasing concentration of reactants increase reaction rate?

A

because there are more effective collisions per time.

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11
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How are reaction rates measured?

A

In terms of the rate of disappearance of a reactant or appearance of a
product.

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12
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What is the rate order?

A

The sum of all individual rate orders in the rate law.

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13
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How can zero order rxns be affected?

A

by changing the temperature or adding a
catalyst.

*time curve is a straight line

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14
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What are broken order rxns?

A

those with noninteger orders.

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15
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What are mixed-order rxns?

A

those that have a rate order that changes over time

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16
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What Delta G is considered endergonic?

A

+, and energy is absorbed

17
Q

What Delta G is considered exergonic?

A

-, and energy is energy given off.

*More favorable than + (endergonic)