chapter 8 - extent of chemical reactions Flashcards
equilibrium
rate of forward reaction = rate of backward reaction
- closed system
- constant temp
equilibrium law
Qc = [P] y [Q]z/ [A]w[B]x
products / reactants
xA + xB - yP + zQ
units: replace M for every R and P (do not right 1, write no units)
the larger the K the closer to equilibrium
calculating k using stoichiometry
ICEE tabel
1. mol values from table
2. use stoichiometry to calculate change values and mol at equilibrium
3. use change to work out missing amounts
4. use concentration to work out K
Le Chatelier’s principles
when a change is made to a system at equilibrium, the system will adjust to partially oppose the change
adding reactant
effect - increase in conc of reactant
oppose - decrease con of reactants
how - equilibrium moves to right, making more products
removing reactant
e - decrease in conc of reactants
o - increase conc of reactant
h - equilibrium moves to the left, making more reactants
adding product
e - increase in conc of product
o - decrease in cocn of product
h - equilibrium moves to left, making more reactants
removing product
e - decrease in conc of product
o - increase in conc of product
h - equilibrium moves to right, making more products
decreasing volume
e - increse in pressure/ conc of reactants and products
o - decrease pressure in system
h - equilibrium moves in direction that makes less particles
increasing volume
e - decrease in pressure/ conc of reactants and products
o - increase pressure in system
h - equilibrium moves in direction that makes more particles
changing the temperature
- only change that will effect k
- permanent
- deltaH influences direction
exothermic
temp increased
e - adds heat (adding product)
o - use up heat (remove product)
h - equilibrium moves to left (endothermic direction), makes more reactants
temp decreased
e - remove heat (removes product)
o - make more heat (make products)
h - equilibrium moves to right (exothermic direction), makes more products
an exothermic reaction is favoured (more products made) by decreasing temp
endothermic
temp increased
e - adds heat (adding reactant)
o - us up heat (use up reactants)
h - equilibrium moves to the right (exothermic direction), makes more products
temp decreased
e - removes heat (removes reactants)
o - make more heat (make more reactants)
h - equilibrium moves to left (endothermic direction), makes more reactants
an exothermic reaction is favoured (more products made) by increased the temp
catalyst
does not change position of equilibrium, just allows it ti be reached faster