Chemical Reactions Part 2 Flashcards
How does Increase Temperature affect the equilibrium?
The system will try to decrease the temperature.
The ENDOTHERMIC reaction is favoured, the forward/reverse.
Equilibrium shifts to the right/left
How does decreasing the temp affect?
System will try to increase the temp.
The forward/reverse reaction will be favoured which is EXOTHERMIC.
Equilibrium shifts to the right/left.
How does increasing the pressure affect equilibrium
The system will try to decrease the pressure.
The equilibrium will shift to the side of fewer gas molecules.
The forward/reverse reaction will be favoured, thus moving to left
How does decreasing the pressure affect the equilibrium
The system will try to increase the pressure.
The equilibrium will shift to the side of greater gas molecules.
The forward/reverse reaction will be favoured, thus moving to left/right
How does increasing the concentration affect equilibrium? (Only gas and liquids)
The system will try to decrease the concentration.
The equilibrium will shift to the right/left
The forward/ reverse reaction will be favoured
How does decreasing the concentration affect the equilibrium
The system will try to increase the concentration.
The equilibrium will shift to the right/left
The forward/ reverse reaction will be favoured
Catalyst
Does not affect equilibrium.
Catalyst effects the rate at which equilibrium is reached
Harber process
Manufacturing of ammonia
Harber process
Manufacturing of ammonia
Conditions of harber process
Iron catalyst
Temp at 450
Pressure at 200 atm
Explain Iron catalyst
Speeds up the rate of reaction while lowering the activation energy
Explain the Temperature for Harber process
Low enough to favour the exothermic reaction but high enough that it is economical at 450 C
Explain pressure regarding the harber process
Needs to be high enough that the forward reaction is favoured but not too high as maintaining pressure is very close 200 atm
Define contact process
The industrial manufacturing of Sulphuric acid
STEP 1
The combustion of sulphur in air (oxidation)