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Equilibrium (AS/A level) Flashcards

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1
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four charactertistics of equilibrium

A

dynamic
forward = backward reaction at same rate
concentration of r/p remain constant
closed system

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2
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what is la chateliar’s principle

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If one or more factors that affect an equilibrium is changed, the position of equilibrium shifts in the direction that reduces the change

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3
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decreasing concentration of reactants causes

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equilibrium to move left

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4
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whichever side you take stuff off, equilibrium shifts to the side to restore ok

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ok

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5
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increasing pressure causes

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equilibrium moves to less molecules side

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6
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how does temperature affect equilibrium

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depending on exo/endo

both forward/backward rate increases

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7
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which factor is Kc dependant

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temperature

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8
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how does catalyst affect equilibrium

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no effect

no effect on delta H

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9
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remember to practice mole ratios

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ok

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10
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what is homogeneous equilibrium

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everything present in the same phase

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11
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what is heterogeneous equilibrium

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things present in more than one phase

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12
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definition of an acid

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proton donor

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13
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definition of a base

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proton acceptor

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14
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what are conjugate pairs

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HCl (acid) = cl- (conjugate base)

differ by one proton

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15
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definition of ionic product of water

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[H+][OH-]mol2dm-6 (Kw)

1 x 10^-14

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16
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definition of pH

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-log[H+]

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17
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how to find pH of strong acids

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[H+] = concentration of acid

18
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how to find pH of strong bases

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using Kw

[OH-] = concentration of base

19
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how to find pH of weak acids

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Ka = [H+]^2/[HA}

20
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what does high value of Ka mean

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equilibrium toward right = stronger acid

21
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pKa formula

A

-log[Ka] (less positive = more acidic)

22
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definition of indicator

A

Acid-base indicator is a dye/mixture that changes colour over a specific pH range. The weak acid and conjugate base has different colours. Hln ⇌ H+ + ln-

23
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what does pKa show

A

transition of colour

24
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where is equivalence point

A

midpoint of fall

25
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strong acid + strong base

equivalence point + pH range

A

7

10.5 - 3.5

26
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strong acid + weak base

equivalence point + pH range

A

5

7.5 - 3.5

27
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weak acid + strong base

equivalence point + pH range

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9

11 - 7.5

28
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how to find Ka of buffer solution

A

[H+][A-]/[HA]

29
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definition of buffer solution

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a solution that resists in pH changes when small amounts of H+ or OH- are added;

30
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uses of buffer solution

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electroplating

dyes

31
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how to find equations in buffer solution

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acid partially dissociates so conjugate base is not enough - salt is needed
A (acid) ⇌ B + C
D (salt) → E + F (conjugate base)

32
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look at examples of buffer solutions now

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ok

33
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how to find pH of buffer solution

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pKa + log [A-]/[HA]

34
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definition of solubility product

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product of concentrations of each ion in a saturated solution of a sparingly soluble salt at 298K raised to the power of their relative concentrations

35
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definition of saturated solution

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solution in contact with its undissolved solid

36
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smaller Ksp means

A

less soluble

37
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what is Ksp dependant

A

temperature

38
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definition of common ion effect

A

the reduction in the solubility of a dissolved salt achieved by adding a solution of a compound which has an ion in common with the dissolved salt, often resulting in precipitation.

39
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definition of partition coefficient

A

equilibrium constant that relates the concentration of solute partitioned between two immiscible solvents at a particular temperature.

40
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how to find Kpc

A

[organic solvent]/[in water]

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