How are the order of a chemical reaction determined?
- >do not just look at the stoichiometric coefficients
What are the two conditions when stoichiometric coefficients match the order of a reaction
1) When the reaction mechanism is a single step
- >balanced overall step is reflective of the entire chemical process
2)Complete reaction mechanism is given and the rate determining step is indicated
What is the difference between equilibrium constant expression(Keq) and the rate law
Rate law
Equilibrium constant expression
Describe the characteristics of a zero-order reaction
What are ways to change the rate constant of a zero order reaction
Describe the characteristics of a first order reaction
Describe the characteristics of a second order reaction
How can one define mixed order reactions
-reactions that change order over time