Chemical Reactivity Flashcards
Acidic Solutions Properties
Proton Doners
Turns litmus red and phenophalin colorless
Neutralized by Bases
pH <7 (less than 7)
Catalyst
A substance which speeds up and increases the rate of reaction without being used up by creating an alternative energy pathway with a lower activation energy for the reaction
KC (very large)
Forward reaction would’ve gone to completion
Acts as both an base and an acid
Amphiprotic
KC >1
At equilibrium products will be favored
Partly ionizes
Two arrows
Completely Ionizes
1 arrow
Kc <1
At equilibrium the reverse reaction will be favored.
Reaction Rate
The frequency of successful collisions of that will occur in a given time
POH formula
POH=-log (OH-)
Pkw=Ph+POH
Pkw is..
14
Solid to liquid- Liquid to gas
Endothermic
Gas to Liquid, liquid to solid
Exothermic
(OH-) formula
10-POH
Units for enthalpy change
KJ or KJ mol-1
Le chataliers Principle
When a change is made to a system at equilibrium, the system responds to reduce the effects of the change
Activation Energy
The minimum amount of energy that is required before the reactants can successfully collide and react with each other. The energy barrier of a reaction.
Conductivity of a solution
Depends on the total concentration of ions in a solution
Bond Breaking
Endothermic
Bond Making
Exothermic
Temperature on reaction rate
More particles have greater energy the activation energy - more successful collisions - rate of reaction. Particles move faster and more chance of collisions - frequency- rate of reaction
Common Acids
HCL, HNO, H2SO4, H2CO3, CH3COOH
KC=very small
then the reaction will not occur
Basic Solution
turns litmus blue and phenophalin pink/purple
Neutralizes acids
Conducts electricity (ions free to move)
Alkalis - soluble bases form OH-
Ph >7
Strong Acids will
have low PH (greater conc of H30+) fully dissociate,
Strong Bases will
Completely Ionize in water (dissociate) High PH- high conc of OH-
Finding the Ph of Strong bases using KW
(H3O+)= 1x10-14/(OH-)
Effect of surface area on reaction rate
Increase in SA, frequency of collisions increase and rate of reaction
Close and Open system
Closed System-Where all matter and chemicals are contained only energy can leave
Open System- Where matter and energy can leave and dissipate
Collison Theory
Particles must collide with enough enough energy to overcome Ea and in the right orientation
Equilibrium reaction must
be reversible and occur in a closed system
Effect of conc on reaction rate
One of reactants is soln or all are gases, increased conc- increased collision chance- frequency of collisions increase and reaction rate
Rate of reaction decreases as the reaction continues as conc of reactions decreases- more particles same volume
Catalyst on reaction rate
increases Reaction rate by lowering Ea for a reaction- collisions more effective- alternative pathway- speeds up reactions
PH of (OH-)
POH=-log (OH-)=x
PH=14-x
Common Bases
naOH, NH4OH,/NH3, KOH, CA(OH)2 MG(OH2)
Equilibrium expression
Used to calculate the equilibrium constant (KC) Products over reactants
Pressure Change only has an effect if
gases are present
KC expression has no
Solids or liquids
Reversible Reaction
A reaction where reactants go into products and products go into reactants
Dynamic Equilibrium
The forward and reverse reaction occur at the same rate, the concentrations of products and reactants will remain constant.
Factors affecting the rate of reaction
concentration, surface area, temperature of reactants and the presence of catalysts.
Same Volume and Concentration
Same number of reaction ions present so the total amount of product produced for the reaction will be the same so the lines will end at the same point.
Enthalpy Change Postive-
Forward Reaction is endothermic
Enthalpy Change Negative
Forward Reaction is exothermic
Increased Concentration of products
Increased Size of KC
Increased concentration of reactants
Decreased size of KC
PH is directly related to
the (H30+) the greater the (H30+) the lower the PH, the greater (OH-) the higher the pH is.
Steep Line=
fast rate of reaction