Chemsitry - Equillibrium Flashcards

1
Q

If the forward reaction is ? (transfers energy from ? to the environment), the ? reaction will be endothermic (transfers ? from the ? to the reactants).

A

exothermic, reactants, backwards, energy, surroundings

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2
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The energy released/? by the forward ? will be exactly ? to the energy absorbed/? by the ? reaction

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absorbed, reaction, equal, released, backwards

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3
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The concentrations of ? and products do ? change when a reaction is at ? equilibrium

A

reactants, not, dynamic

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4
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what will eventually be reached when reversible reactions happen within a closed system

A

Dynamic equilibrium

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5
Q

At dynamic equilibrium, how are the rates of the forwards and backwards reactions related?

A

they’re equal

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6
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why is equilibrium dynamic?

A

because both the forwards and backwards reactions are still taking place

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7
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what happens at equilibrium?

A

the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the backward reaction

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8
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how can the position of equilibrium be affected?

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by changing the conditions in a reversible reaction

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9
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Le ? principle says that if any of the conditions of a ? reaction at equilibrium are changed, the ? system will ? to counteract whatever has ?

A

Chatelier’s, reversible, closed, adapt, changed

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10
Q

what can Le Chatelier’s principle be used for?

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to predict the outcome of changes imposed on a system at equilibrium

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11
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what determines the relative amount of the substances involved in a reaction at equilibrium?

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the conditions of the reaction

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12
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what does changing the temperature for a reaction at equilibrium do and what does the system do in response?

A

takes the system out of equilibrium. in response the system will try and restore equilibrium

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13
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what happens when the temperature decreases in equilibrium? (and what happens to the products)

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the position of equilibrium shifts in the exothermic direction - meaning more products from exothermic reaction and less from endothermic reaction

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14
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what happens if there’s an increase in temperature in equilibrium and what happens to the products?

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the position of equilibrium shifts in the endothermic direction - meaning more products from endothermic reaction and less from exothermic reaction

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15
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The position of equilibrium will shift towards the side of the reaction that produces the most gas molecules - when does this happen?

A

when the pressure is decreased

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16
Q

what happens at equilibrium if you increase the pressure?

A

the position of equilibrium will shift to favour the reaction that produces the least/ fewest gas molecules

17
Q

how do we predict the outcome of a pressure change?

A

have to look at balanced equations to see how many gas molecules are on each side of the equation!!!

18
Q

what does changing the concentration of any reactant or product do?

A

takes the system out of equilibrium. The system will react to try to restore the equilibrium

19
Q

what does increasing the concentration of a reactant do?

A

favours the forward reaction - shifting the position of equilibrium towards the products

20
Q

what happens if you increase the concentration of a product?

A

favours the backward reaction - shifting the position of equilibrium towards the reactants

21
Q

what’s the backwards reaction?

A

when the equilibrium shifts towards the reactants

22
Q

what’s the forwards reaction?

A

when equilibrium shifts towards the products

23
Q

what’s the forwards reaction?

A

when equilibrium shifts towards the products

24
Q

What happens when you increase the concentration of a product of a reversible reaction at equilibrium? (rate of reaction)

A

Rate of forwards reaction < rate of backwards reaction

25
Q

What happens when you increase the concentration of a reactant of a reversible reaction at equilibrium?

A

Rate of forward reaction > rate of backwards reaction