Equilibrium Flashcards
Difference between: dynamic equilibrium and static equilibrium
dynamic equilibrium: forward and reverse reactions are still going
static equilibrium: forward and reverse reactions have stopped
they both have the same rate
Equilibrium
balance between the forward and reverse reactions
Do reversible reaction proceed to completion?
no.
At equilibrium:
- rate of the fwd reaction = rate of the reverse reaction
- entropy is at a maximum
- Gibbs free energy is at a minimum
reaction quotient (Q)
how far the reaction has proceeded toward equilibrium
Q equation = Keq equation
Q equation = Keq equation
if Q > Keq …
delta G > 0
Reaction proceeds in REVERSE direction
There is a greater conc of products
reverse rxn is increased to restore eq.
if Q
delta G
if Q = Keq …
delta G = 0
Reaction is in DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM
the fwd and reverse rxn rates of rxn are equal
reactants and products are present in eq. proportions
A (aq) + 2B (g) —> C (g) + heat
will shift to the RIGHT if:
- A or B is added
- C is removed
- Temp is reduced
- Pressure is increased
- Volume is reduced
A (aq) + 2B (g) —> C (g) + heat
will shift to the LEFT if:
- C is added
- A or B is removed
- Temp is increased
- Pressure is reduced
- Volume is increased