Chemical Equilibrium Flashcards

1
Q

when two opposing reactions occur simultaneously at the same rate, what is achieved?

A

chemical equilibrium

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2
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this occurs when the rate of forward rxn is equal to the rate of reverse rxn

A

equilibrium

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3
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formula for chemical equilibrium assuming A→B

A

Keq = Kf/Kr
or
[B]/[A]

Forward rate constant over Reverse rate constant/products over reactants

Keq is often associated with Kc or K; When Kp, it is used for partial pressure (or pressure only) and rxn must be homogenous w/o pure solids

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4
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If 1N2(g) + 3H2(g) ⇄ 2NH3(g) is given, what is Kc and Kp?

A

Kc = [NH3]2/[N2] [H2]3

Kp = P[NH3]2/P[N2] P[H2]3

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5
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If 1N2(g) + 3H2(g) ⇄ 2NH3(g) is given, what is Kp if Kc is 9.60 at 300oC

A

use formula Kp = Kc (RT)Δn
wherein: R = gas constant 0.0821 Latm/molK
T = absolute temp (+273.15)
Δn = product - reactant coefficients
Therefore
Kp = 9.60 ((0.0821)(300+273.15))2-4
Kp = 4.34 x 10-3

hehe i added para lng makita use ng formula

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If 1N2(g) + 3H2(g) ⇄ 2NH3(g) is given, what is Kc if Kp is 1.45 x 10-3 at 500oC

A

use formula Kp = Kc (RT)Δn
wherein: R = gas constant 0.0821 Latm/molK
T = absolute temp (+273.15)
Δn = product - reactant coefficients
Therefore
Kc = Kp/(RT)Δn
Kc = 1.45 x 10-3/((0.0821)(500+273.15))2-4
Kc = 5.84

hehe i added para lng makita use ng formula

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7
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If K > 1, which side is preferred in a reaction?

A

products dominate and is favored. equi is to the right

if K and 1, look at tail. If Q and K, tingin sa bunganga

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8
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If K < 1, which side is favored?

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reactant side is favored; equilibrium is to the left

if K and 1, look at tail nito (<). If Q and K, tingin sa bunganga (<)

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9
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what do you call the equilibrium wherein reactants and products are in different phases?

A

heterogenous equilibrium

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10
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what do u call the equilibrium wherein products and reactants are in the same phases?

A

homogenous equilibrium

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11
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what do u call this equilibrium that has many steps?

A

multiple equilibrium

when looking for K, multiply equi constants for each step

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12
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If K = equilibrium constant, what is Q for?

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Q = initial concentration of products over reactants

same as K pero this one deals w/ the initialzzxzc

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13
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what can u say if Q = K

prod-favored, reactant-favored, or at equi

A

system is at equilibrium

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14
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what is favored when Q < K?

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forward rxn is favored; product-favored

if K and 1, look at tail. If Q and K, tingin sa bunganga

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15
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what is favored when Q > K?

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reverse rxn is favored; reactant-favored

if K and 1, look at tail. If Q and K, tingin sa bunganga

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16
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what do u call the principle wherein it states that if stress is applied to a system in equilibrium, the system will adjust in such a way that the stress is partially offset to achieve a new equilibrium?

basically, the system will try to achieve equilibrium if may imbalance

A

Le Chatelier’s principle

17
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

↑ in conc of products

A

reverse rxn

18
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

↑ in conc of reactants

A

forward rxn

19
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

↓ conc of reactants

A

reverse rxn

20
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

↓ conc of products

A

forward rxn

21
Q

what does it mean if a rxn has a positive enthalpy?

A

it means it is endothermic in nature

it increases in temp as rxn goes on (assuming forward onli)

22
Q

what does it mean when a rxn has a negative enthalpy?

A

it means it is exothermic

decreases temp as rxn goes on (assuming forward rxn)

23
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

in an endothermic rxn, what happens if u increase temp?

A

forward rxn is favored

tip: look wer the endothermic side is, usually ↑ in temp is on dat side

similarly, the decrease in temperature is found sa exothermic side ng rxn (product or reactant)

24
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored

↓ temp in endothermic rxn

A

reverse rxn is favored

25
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored ↑↓

↑ temp in exothermic

A

reverse side is favored

26
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored ↑↓

↓ temp in exothermic

A

forward rxn is favored

27
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored ↑↓

↑P (only applicable to gases)

A

favors side w/ fewer gas molecules

↑P ↓V

28
Q

determine if forward rxn or reverse rxn is favored ↑↓

↓P in gases

A

favors side w/ more gas molecules

↓P ↑V

29
Q

A catalyst affects the equilibrium and speeds up reactions, allowing system to reach equilibrium.

True or False?

A

False. A catalyst does not affect equi, but indeed it speeds up rxns (so it affects rxn rates but not equi)