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What two things play an important role in determining the extent and speed of a chemical reaction?

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1) Thermodynamics, which deals with energy changes in chemical reactions
2) Kinetics, which describes the rate or speed of a chemical reaction

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Thermodynamics

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study of energy, work, and heat

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3 Basic laws of thermodynamics?

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1) energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another
2) the universe spontaneously tends toward increasing disorder or randomness
3) the disorder of a pure, perfect crystal at absolute zero is zero 0 (Kelvin)

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Average kinetic energy of atoms or molecules does what with increasing temperature?

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Increases

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What happens when some collisions of molecules occur with sufficient energy?

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can break bonds in molecules

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What can happen when a reactant bond is broken?

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new bonds may be formed and products result

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System?

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contains the process under study

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Surroundings?

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encompass the rest of the universe (system)

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Heat

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transfer of thermal energy to the surroundings; sometimes consider heat flow

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Calorimetry

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Experimental strategies for measuring temperature change and calculating heats of reactions

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Exothermic reaction

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Releases energy to the surroundings (surroundings become warmer)
representative with a negative sign

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Endothermic reaction

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absorbs energy from the surrounds (surrounding become colder)
representative with a positive sign

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Enthalpy

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term used to represent heat and is symbolized as H

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If H reactants > H products, what is H?

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H must be negative and the reaction is exothermic

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If H reactants < H products, what is H?

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H must be positive and the reaction is endothermic

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Entropy

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A measure of the randomness of a chemical system.

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17
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Symbol for entropy?

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symbol S

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Free Energy

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symbol G, represents the combined contribution of the enthalpy and entropy values for a chemical reaction

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4 situations of G

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  • H (neg) & S (pos), G is always pos, regardless of temp
  • H (pos) & S (neg), G is always neg, regardless of temp
  • H (pos) & S (neg), G depends on temp
  • H (neg) & S (neg), G depends on temp
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20
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specific heat

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number of calories (cal) of heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram (g) of the substance 1 degree Celsius (c).

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21
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Quantity of heat absorbed or released by the reaction (Q)?

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mass of solution in the calorimeter (Ms), (X)
specific heat of the solution (SHs), (X)
change in temperature (Ts) of the solution

22
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Fuel Value

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is the amount of energy per g of food

23
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Nutritional Calories (Cal)

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equivalent to one kilo-calorie (1000 cal), known as the large Calorie

24
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bomb caloriemeter

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measurement of the fuel value (Cal) of foods

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Effective collision

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producing product molecules (requires sufficient energy and, in the case of complex molecules, the proper orientation of reaction molecules.

26
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Activation energy

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Ea, minimum amount of energy required to initiate a chemical reaction

27
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Activated complex

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reaction proceeds from reactants to products through an extremely unstable state

28
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Factors that affect reaction rate

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1) structure of the reacting species
2) molecular shape and orientation
3) the concentration of reactants
4) the temperature of reactants
5) the physical state of reactants
6) the presence of a catalyst

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Catalyst

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substance that increases the reaction rate

30
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K

A

rate constant @ specific temp

31
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rate laws

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rate being equal to the rate constant multiplied by the reactant concentration raised to an exponent

32
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equilibrium reactions

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reactions that do not go to completion. no further obvious change is taking place, measurable quantities of reactants and products remain

33
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reversible reaction

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process that can occur in both directions

34
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dynamic equilibrium

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situation in which the rate of the forward process in a reversible reaction is exactly balanced by the rate of the reverse process

35
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equilibrium constant

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Keq = products/reactants

36
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Is Keq temp dependent or not?

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temp dependent

37
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what temp is equilibrium constant reported at?

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25 degree C

38
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Molarity?

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(mol/L)

39
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LeChatelier’s principle

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if a stress is placed on a system at equilibrium, the system will respond by altering the equilibrium composition in such a way to minimize the stress

40
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Add product, equilibrium shifts to the ?

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Left

41
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Add reactant, equilibrium shifts to the ?

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Right

42
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N2(g) + 3H2 (G) 2NH3 (g) + kcall is a what reaction?

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exothermic

43
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How does equilibrium shift when heat is added to exothermic reaction?

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will shift left

44
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How does equilibrium shift when heat is removed from an exothermic reaction?

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will shift right

45
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How does equilibrium shift when heat is added to endothermic reaction?

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will shift right

46
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How does equilibrium shift when heat is removed from an endothermic reaction?

A

will shift left

47
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39 kcal + 2N2(g) + O2(g) 2N2O(g) is what type of reaction?

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endothermic reaction

48
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Pressure on an equilibrium reaction does what to reaction

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shifts to the side that has the least amount of mole

49
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pressure released on an equilibrium reaction does what to the reaction

A

shifts to the side that has the most amount of moles

50
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Catalyst do what to an equilibrium reaction?

A

no change

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