Chemical Equilibrium Flashcards

1
Q

For a system of variable composition, the fundamental equation for the Gibbs energy is ___

At constant T and P, the equation becomes ___

A

dG = -SdT + VdP + Σ(ui dni)

dG = Σ(ui dni)

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2
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The chemical potential for a component in a mixture is ___

A

ui = (dG/dni) T, P, nj

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3
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For a reaction with initial amount of components, the change in the amount of all components can be characterized by _____ aka ___

A

extent of reaction aka advancement of reaction

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4
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Formula for extent of reaction

A

ξ = (ni - ni°)/vi

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5
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What is vi in the extent of reaction formula?

A

stoichiometric coefficient of the component in the balanced chemical equation

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6
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How to calculate the change in the amount of one component?

A

ni - ni° = vi ξ

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7
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Sign of vi is ____ for reactants and ____ for products.

What does it imply?

A

negative for reactants
positive for products

Forward reaction, decrease in amount of reactants and increase in amount of products
and vv.

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8
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Reversible reactions will proceed to a direction that ____

A

will minimize the total Gibbs energy of the system

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9
Q

Describe the plot of Gibbs energy against extent of reaction

A

U-shaped where the minimum is said to be in equilibrium (dG/dξ = 0)

The left side is dG/dξ = negative
The right side is dG/dξ = positive

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10
Q

Slope of G vs ξ plot

A

reaction Gibbs energy ∆Gr = (dG/dξ) at constant T, P

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11
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Equilibrium condition in terms of (1) ξ and (2) μ

A

∆Gr = (dG/dξ) at cons. T,P = 0
∆Gr = Σ vi μi = 0

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12
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∆Gr in terms of standard rxn Gibbs energy

A

∆Gr = ∆Gr° + RT ln ((Pc^c Pd^d)/(Pa^a Pb^b))

∆Gr = ∆Gr° + RT ln Q

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13
Q

For heterogeneous equilibria, the activity of pure solids and pure liquids is equal to __ because

A

one
their chemical potentials are essentially constant

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14
Q

Equilibrium constant K = ?

A

exp (-∆Gr°/RT)

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15
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van’t Hoff equation and its limitation

A

ln (K T2/K T1) = - (∆Hr°/R)(1/T2 - 1/T1)

Large error for large difference in temperature

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16
Q

(T/F): Extent of reaction depends in the initial amount of components

A

True using K expression

17
Q

Le Châtelier principle

A

a system at equilibrium that is subjected to external stress will shift to counteract the stress

change of extent if reaction with T or P

18
Q

Direction of rxn when there is a positive change in ξ

A

forward

19
Q

Direction of rxn when there is a negative change in ξ

A

reverse

20
Q

(dξ/dP) cons. T = ?

A

(dξ/dP)T = -∆V / G’’ = -∆nRT/PG’’

21
Q

what will happen if rxn leads to increase in volume (+∆V)?

A

increase in pressure makes the reverse rxn to occur since (dξ/dP)T is negative

22
Q

(T/F): For condensed phase systems, change in volume is negligible; the effect of pressure will tell the shift of reaction

A

False. Effect of pressure on extent of rxn is not significant for rxns that do not involve gaseous components

23
Q

For a system at equilibrium with pressure being constant,

(dξ/dT)P = ?

A

(dξ/dT)P = ∆H/TG’’

24
Q

If the rxn is endothermic (+∆H), increasing temperature will ___

A

favor the forward reaction

25
Q

If the rxn is exothermic (-∆H), increasing temperature will ___

A

favor the reverse reaction

26
Q

Reaction direction when ∆ξ is negative

A

reverse