Equilibrium Flashcards

1
Q

Reactions can go both ways. These reactions are called ________ if its easily observed both ways

A

Reversible

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2
Q

Proceeds to complete OR irreversible means:

A

the reverse reaction is too slow to detect, only trace reactants remain (still in dynamic equilibrium)

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3
Q

Chemical equilibrium

A

State when concentrations of reactants and products reman constant over time (things stop changing)

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4
Q

On a graph what should chemical equilibrium look like

A

the lines are like parellel and straight like a equals (=) sign

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5
Q

At equilibrium, the ________ and ________ reactions occur at the ______ rate

A

forward, reverse, same

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6
Q

At equilibrium the ___________ are still ocurring, but there isn’t ____ ___ ___________

A

Reactions, NO NET REACTION

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7
Q

Chemical equilibria are ______ and ________

A

dynamic and reversible

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8
Q

aA + bB <–> cC dD equilibrium equation in a formula is what??

A

products on top reactants on bottom, a goes exponent A etc

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9
Q

Reversing the reaction is just

A

inverse it OR

K(rev) = 1/k(forward)

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10
Q

multiplying the reaction is just

A

Kc (double) =Kc²

or whatever it is multiplied by, put it as an exponent of original kC

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11
Q

adding reactions you can ______ ____ common multiples (reaction intermediates)

A

cancel out

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12
Q

Equilibrium constants are defined as _______ ______ and why?

A

Unitless quantities and cuz its DEFINED by the activity which is just moles divided by moles

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13
Q

Homogenous equilibria

A

only chemical change

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14
Q

Heterogeneous equilibria

A

Chemical change AND phase change

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15
Q

Pure _____ + _______ are ________ from equilibrium expressions because they are always in their ______ _____

A

Solids

liquids

excluded

standard state

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16
Q

ensure K is unitless, each MUST be unitless

for a species in solution:

for a gas:

A

species: ax= [X]/[X]ref (1.0M)

For a gas:
ax = P/Pref 1.0atm

ax = 1.0

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17
Q

For gases u can use _____ instead of _______

A

pressures

concentrations

18
Q

Working with gas formula

A

Kₚ = Kc (RT)Δⁿ

R is gas constant 0.08206

T is kelvin

Δn is number of moles of GASEOUS products minus GASEOUS reactants NOT THE DIFFERENCEEEEEE

19
Q

IF Kc > 10³

reaction proceeds _____ __ _______, products favoured

A

nearly to completion

20
Q

IF Kc < 10⁻³

Reaction proceeds ______ __ _____, reactants favoured

A

hardly at all

21
Q

10⁻³ < Kc < 10³

Appreciable _________ of both _____ and ______

A

concentrations

reactants

products

22
Q

Use quadratic equation when

A

u have the x stuff in a kc

23
Q

Chataliers principle

A

If stress is applied to a reaction mixture AT equilibrium, a net reaction occurs in the direction that relieves the stress.

24
Q

Examples of chatalier stresses than can be applied (3)

A

concentration of reactant or product

Pressure (and/or) volume

Temperature

25
Q

On a concentration graph, chatalier principle will show a spike of added _____, a ______ in the other reactant getting ___ __, and an _______ in the product

A

reactant

decrease

used up

increase

26
Q

For chatalier change in concentration, use hands as added or taken out and see

A

do it

27
Q

For chatalier change in volume/pressure, REDUCING volume will _______ partial pressures and ______ total moles of gas

A

increase

reduce

28
Q

For chatalier change in volume/pressure, INCREASING volume will _______ partial pressures and ______ total moles of gas

A

decrease

increase

29
Q

other ways of changing pressure:

adding inert will ____

Adding reactant/product gas

A

do nothing cuz partial pressures dont change

Increases THAT gas’s partial pressure

30
Q

For adding temp, use hands in reactant or product

A

DO IT

31
Q

sign for Kc for an exothermic reaction

A

negative , DECREASES as the temperature INCREASES

DECREASE INCREASE

32
Q

sign for Kc for an endothermic reaction

A

positive , INCREASES as temp INCREASES

33
Q

For temperature Kc diagram with balls, how to tell if its endo or exo thermic

A

follow if kC INCREASE as temp INCREASE (endothermic) or if kC decrease as temp INCREASE (exo)

34
Q

How to link chemical equilibrium and kinetics:

IF Kc is really large

IF Kc is nearly unity

IF kc is really small

A

large: Kfwd&raquo_space;Krev and rxn goes almost to completion

unity: Kfwd ~= Krev, products and reactants exist in equilibrium

small: Krev&raquo_space; Kfwd, consits mostly of reactants

35
Q

How would the rates and equilibrium constants be connected in a multi-step (overall) reaction?

A

rules of sequential equilibria

Ktotal = K1K2 = (Kf1/Kr1) * (Kf2/Kr2)

36
Q

Exothermic graph will have higher or lower products? WHat is the Ea?

A

Lower (releasing energy)

Ea arrow + released energy arrow

37
Q

Endothermic graph will have higher or lower products? WHat is the Ea?

A

Higher product (absorbing energy)

Ea arrow BESIDE the shorter energy absorbed arrow

38
Q

What is Kc

A

equilibrium constant

39
Q

Is Kc affected by catalyst? explain

A

NO

catalyst speeds up forward or reverse by SAME factor, so equilibrium misture is unchanged

40
Q

reaction quotient

A

products over reactants

41
Q

K = at equilibrium

Q = current concentration

they both use the same forumla.

What is when K > Q

What is when K < Q

What is when K = Q

A

too few product, shift right

too much product, shift left

equilibrium, no shift