Chemical Equilibria And Kp Flashcards

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How do we describe a reaction in equilibrium

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  1. Closed system
  2. Constant concentrations
  3. The rate of the forward and backward reaction is equal and occurs simultaneously
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what is le chatlier’s principle

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When a factor is changed, an equilibrium will shift to oppose that change

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How is equilibrium effected by temperature increases if reaction endo

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  • yield increases
  • forward is endothermic
  • shift to oppose the increase, so shift to right to decrease temperature
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How is equilibrium affected by increase in pressure when equation 4 moles <—-> 2 moles

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  • increase yield
  • more moles on left, less moles on right
  • equilibrium will shift to right to oppose increase in pressure
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5
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how is equilibrium affected by catalyst

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No effect but equilibrium is reached faster

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6
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What is the equilibrium constant

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Kc = [products]/ [reactants]

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7
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What kind of brackets used for equilibria KC

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Square as this indicates concentration

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8
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Which factor is Kc affected by

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Temperature

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9
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Units for Kc usually

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Mol dm-3

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10
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What is the equilibrium constant for Kp

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How do we calculate Kp

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12
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what factors affect Kp

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Only temperature

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How to calculate Kc

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Take moles/volume of each reactant/product and put it in the Kc equation

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